Father Of All - Green Day: Review
Green Day is a legendary California pop punk band who released some of the most essential mainstream punk music of the 90's. They spent the 2000's dropping thematic and politically charged records that made them even more popular, but since then they have had difficulty getting their footing. After the critically panned 2012 trio of albums Uno! , Dos! and Tre! the band collected some good karma with fans on the follow-up Revolution Radio in 2016 being a more true to form pop punk album, but critics still weren't convinced. Father Of All features short songs with edgy themes in the song topics and promotional material and looks to be the most true to form punk the band has been in decades. Review By Lavender: It's been a very long time since I have truly loved a Green Day record, like I'm talking American Idiot . While 21st Century Breakdown and Revolution Radio certainly have their moments I have long missed the youthful edge the band had in the 90's...