Today, Sum 41 is considered punk royalty, and rightfully so; they have penned some of the genre's biggest anthems of the last two decades. From mega-hits In Too Deep and Fat Lip to the thrashier Still Waiting, the Canadian quintet perfectly blends their love of upbeat, life-affirming pop-punk with their deep appreciation of all things ‘80s metal – something they’ve doubled down on for their latest release.
Heaven :x: Hell is the eighth studio album from the band and will serve as the last hurrah for Deryck Whibley and Co. – but while it may be their last release as a collective, they aren’t going out without a fight. This double album is broken up into two sides; Heaven features ten tracks of high-energy pop-punk, while Hell leans on the band’s heavier side, with gut-punching riffs and face-melting solos.
