Dookie

DookieReleased in 1994, Dookie is the third studio album by Green Day. Produced by Rob Cavallo and released by Reprise Records, this album features iconic tracks like "Basket Case" and "When I Come Around," which helped catapult the band to mainstream success and define the pop punk genre. The cover art, featuring a cartoonish depiction of chaos and debris, reflects the album's themes of youthful angst and rebellion, making it a landmark in 90s music.

The suggestive and incisive title of 'Moral Superiority' is a superlative job

All of the tracks on International Love Affair were specifically inspired by places Robinson has visited pre and post-pandemic

he's created an expansive timeless sound that is uniquely genre-bending yet still somehow reminiscent of something you've heard

released in 1966

Brian Ellis brings his signature brand of moody electro funk on "Glass Dick Lovin'

P&B will empower new and existing fans WORLDWIDE - everyone is welcome in this new era

I reworked Domenico Scarlatti's famous "Sonata in D Minor (Toccata)" K

I called my old friend and suggested that we make good on our dreams

Shackled loosely in big blue

sonic getaway drive

The explosive arc of "Efficiency" describes knowing when to bide your time

It is a breezy ride into Waltel's world