Nimrods Original Soundtrack

Nimords is new film about a group of dudes who travel to LA in the false belief that they will be opening for Green Day. The soundtrack is out and it is filled with Green Day chesnuts. Check it out!

Green Day: Saviors (Album of the Week)

Green Day is back. Yay! The band that most literally defines Gen X has just offered up Saviors and it's a wonderfully savage way to start off 2024. 

All of the usual Green Day vibes are there on this one. Example...

But then we have stuff like "Bobby Sox" which taps deeply into a cultural and historical dimension.

If this would have come out back in the day, it would have been a double album with its 15 tracks which honestly is awesome because it has that double album feel. The lads really explore more deeply their style and flavor.

Nothing Revolutionary At All

Every few years, Green Day releases a new record and it's really great. Revolution Radio, released last week, follows this pattern. It's 12 outstanding tracks, once again, from the very well aged trio of former punk rockers. There really isn't anything revolutionary about it because they made another fucking awesome record just like they always do.

Green Day makes albums like people used to make them back in the 70s and 80s. In fact, listening to this new record, even from the first few chords and lyrics, makes me feel like I'm a teenager again in those decades. Like American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown, Revolution Radio is a thematic album that touches on themes of old age, rebellion, war, and, of course, love. Our current political state is ever present as well.

My favorite track is the title number. It's vintage Green Day that makes you want to jump around, do a keg stand, and party with your pals. Check it out!