
Artist
Jacob Thomas created an
illustration for Rolling Stone that was meant to go with a review of the Foxboro Hot Tubs, but the article was never published. It's a cool drawing of Green Day with a psychedelic 60s look. You can see the finished piece and preliminary sketches
here.
And here's another cool bit of artistry. It's a
video for a clip of Mother Mary set to moving type. The words move and change with the music.
By franciscoak.
In other news, the filmmakers of
One Nine Nine Four, a documentary about the explosion of punk rock in the 90s that will include a new interview with Billie Joe, sent out an update. They said they're done shooting and hope to release the film in late 2008 or early 2009. There's also a
new teaser out that's just a short, funny clip of Fat Mike from NOFX.
And Punk News has a
review of Stop Drop and Roll.