When California punk-rock superstars Green Day finally reconvened to plan their first album since 2016’s “Revolution Radio,” only one decision plagued them. But it wasn’t until a series of jams that resulted in the title track of the new album that Cool says the band found its new groove. “When we recorded ‘Father of All Mofos,’ we thought, ‘Hey, this is fun, there’s a whole lot of things going on here,’” he told the Star. The band enlisted Butch Walker (Fall Out Boy, Weezer, Pink, Taylor Swift) to handle production and Cool says the band enjoyed his simple approach. It’s definitely better than drugs, it’s the greatest!”Cool — who has been pounding the sticks for Green Day since 1991’s “Kerplunk” — says he and his bandmates don’t take the group’s longevity for granted.

Source: thestar February 05, 2020 20:19 UTC