Music Album Reviews Feb 6, 2020 6:37pm PT Green Day's 'Father of All…': Album Review The group's 13th album eschews politics and big concepts in favor of more timeless material, but
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Review by Fred Thomas Following a chaotic sprawl of messy concept albums in 2012, Green Day returned to form in 2016 with the serviceable Revolution Radio. Hearing the band get back to their three-chord punk roots was refreshing, if the songs sometimes leaned generic.

Reviewed: February 6, 2020. The pop-punk stalwarts resist political commentary in lieu of making the most convincingly carefree Green Day record of the new millennium. Green Day have

From the excessive handclaps and Billie Joe's Prince-inspired falsettos, it's a sign of what's to come as it opens up the most surprising and potentially divisive Green Day album ever.

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