Must Haves. Music Edition. Sum 41.
BACKGROUND HISTORY
Active1990s - 2020s
Formed1996 in Ajax, Ontario, Canada
Genre
Pop/Rock
Styles
Alternative/Indie Rock
Pop Punk
Punk Revival
Also Known As
Kaspir
Group Members
Deryck Whibley
Dave Baksh
Jason McCaslin
Steve Jocz
Tom Thacker
Frank Zummo
Mark Spicoluk
Richard Roy
ALBUMS
Half hour of power, all killer, no filler, does this look infected?, chuck, go chuck youtself, underclass hero, screaming bloody murder, 13 voices, order in decline, happy live surprise.
HITS
In too deep, underclass hero, still waiting, fat lip, the hell song, makes no difference, out for blood, with me, motivation
CULTURAL IMPACT
Canadian rock outfit Sum forty one hit the global radar in 1996 after their place of origin of Ajax, Ontario, proved not able to absolutely incorporate the foursome`s combination of arena-sized riffing, hip-hop poses, and toilet-bowl humor. Their leap forward major-label debut, 2001's All Killer No Filler, featured the chart-topping MTV hit "Fat Lip" and follow-up "In Too Deep." From there, the band's mischievous pop-punk fashion changed into step by step hardened with darker, world-weary lyrics and a heavier, metal-stimulated attack. 2002's Does This Look Infected? veered in that hardcore route and nonetheless controlled to keep their reputation with singles "The Hell Song" and "Still Waiting." By the time double-platinum 1/3 attempt Chuck landed in 2004, Sum forty one's metal dispositions had been on the fore on songs such as "We're All to Blame." Despite reaching a chart height with 2007's Underclass Hero, the band quickly determined themselves in decline withinside the mainstream in the course of the 2010s, due in element to lineup modifications and creeping fitness problems. While Screaming Bloody Murder produced the Grammy-nominated single "Blood in My Eyes," the album changed into the band's lowest-charting attempt on the grounds that their debut. Soon after, frontman Deryck Whibley introduced severe fitness troubles that could sideline the band till 2016, after they issued the a hit comeback document thirteen Voices.
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