#Holy Rollers

[brinaarcadia]

TEMPLE OF THE LAMB

[tomoleary]

John Steuart Curry (1897-1946) “Holy Rollers-St. Joseph, Missouri (Gospel Train)” (1930) Source

Final Art (note perspective flip)

[sspacegodd]

You know those worship services where believers handle reptiles and drink poison and you always think “Where do people DO that??”

Well, okay then.

[onlyforthegirls]

Whip It (2009)

[mrbopst]

Talking about my time playing with the Holy Rollers with Ed Trask and Marc Lambiotte.

[cannibalisticvampires]

[therarefied]

Shana Cleveland’s “Holy Rollers”

[daddysroyalwhore]

“Holy Roller sits in the garden we fled

Blood into wine, take my body instead”

[crmsndragonwngss]

Spiritbox - Holy Roller

happy (slightly belated) 4th birthday to this masterpiece

[brinaarcadia]

TEMPLE OF THE LAMB OFFICE

[evilfranzkafka]

scott pilgrim but monkee

[wormwood-dream-emulator]

HOLY SHEEEEEET IVE BEEN WORKINH ON THIS PIECE FOR MONTHS!!! BUT ITS DONE!!! all to celebrate the duck shuffler plush :]

[mrbopst]

Mark and I talking about the Holy Rollers' single, "Watching the Grass Grow/Toy" on Dischord Records.

[ji-chi]

breathofourpassion:

I need help.

[omegalomania]

i haven't seen anyone post about this yet here but today a new comic series was announced that joe was a part of! it's called holy roller and issue #1 will be available november 22nd.

It's not every day that a publisher announces a new comic co-written by comedian Andy Samberg and Fall Out Boy's Joe Trohman. But that's what happened at Comic-Con, as Image Comics revealed the first details about Holy Roller. Billed as a cross between Kingpin, Inglourious Basterds and Batman, Holy Roller is a darkly comedic superhero series about a bowling ball-wielding vigilante. He'll have to bowl the perfect game when his hometown becomes overrun by Neo-Nazis. [...] “If you have ever found yourself wondering, ‘Why is there no comic book about a vigilante hero who smashes people's faces in with a bowling ball?’ you are in LUCK, bruv!" said Samberg. Trohman added: “This is an intensely personal book that will resonate with all. A hyper-stylized yarn, but informed by the bleak reality we’ve all come to know. It’s also your one-stop-shop for a bad-ass Jewish guy kicking, punching, and bowling-balling Neo-Nazis into oblivion!”