Father of All… makes strong statement, but lacks musicality

Ollie Gratzinger | Editor-in-Chief 02/13/20 California rock band Green Day is back with its thirteenth studio album Father of All…, released on Feb. 7. With punchy guitars and lyrics charged with political exhaustion, the album sounds like a pop-punk tribute to a society wrought with panic. If Green Day set out to make a statement, it certainly made it, with a big middle finger to … Continue reading Father of All… makes strong statement, but lacks musicality

The Duquesne DukeFebruary 13, 2020

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Sept. ends, Green Day wakes up, releases new album

By Loren Smith | Staff Writer After nearly four years since their last set of albums, Green Day has returned with a new, politically scathing track of songs. Their self-produced album, “Revolution Radio,” which released on Oct. 7, is filled with dark overtones of the current political situation in America and is spot-on in addressing it. The album opens with “Somewhere Now,” an acoustic ballad … Continue reading Sept. ends, Green Day wakes up, releases new album

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