There's a riot living inside of us.

In ways "Father of All…" by Green Day is more punk than any song they have created before. Of course, it's still very modern and the band uses sound techniques that a traditional garage band wouldn't use. In fact, the voices might be one hundred percent distorted. But that's not necessarily a bad thing…
"I got paranoia, baby, and it's so hysterical…crackin' up under the pressure looking for a miracle."
Green Day is one punk-rock band that had a huge influence on many teens in the 1990s and 2000s and they are not going anywhere anytime soon. After listening to "Father of All…," you'll notice they still got it! They might be sticking with what is modern but that is not hurting their reputation. This single will make you want to mosh.
"Im impressed with the presence of none. I'm possessed from the heat of the sun. Hurry up 'cause I'm making a fuss…fingers up 'cause there's no one to trust."
Try DBA, which stands for "Double Barrel Ale," by Firestone Walker while listening to this new hit by Green Day to truly celebrate Green Day's success and punk-rock overall. Punk has a history of growing up in both the United States and United Kingdom with artists like the Ramones, Sex Pistols, and the Clash. DBA is a British Pale Ale brewed in Green Day's California.
"Huh uh, what's so funny? There's a riot living inside of us."
DBA is the beer that kicked off the Firestone Walker Brewing Company's business in 1996 which is right around when Green Day started making it big. In this beer, you'll taste notes of caramel, toffee, and even toasted oak which comes from their oak-barrel brewing system.

The self-titled album, "Father of All …" is expected to release February 7, 2020. Beers by Firestone Walker can be found in many parts of the Unites States.


Song: Father of All…
Album: Father of All…
Artist: Green Day
Releases February 7, 2020
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Beer: DBA (Double Barrel Ale)
Style: British Pale Ale
Brewery: Firestone Walker Brewing Company
Paso Robles, CA
ABV: 5.0%; IBU: 30
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