Sum 41 talk about new album
Sum 41
Band now a three-piece after guitarist quits
Sum 41’s Derek Whibley has revealed he's written 20 songs for the follow-up to 2004’s ’Chuck’.
The self produced effort was recorded in Los Angeles Ocean Way studio.
Speaking about the CD, Whibley said: ”We can’t wait for fans to hear this album. And we can’t wait to get out on the road and prove ourselves to people.”
The three-piece now consists of Whibley on guitar and vocals, Cone McCaslin on bass and Steve Jocz on drums.
It marks the first time the band have made a record without founding member, guitaristDave Baksh.
Whibley told MTV News: “The whole thing with Dave happened so, yeah, I know there is a lot of baggage attached to this album. But I’d like to think that we all learned a lot from what’s happened. We realized that we needed to be a band again. Because ever since ’All Killer, No Filler’ (from 2001), we honestly weren’t a band. We were a machine.”
A release date for the as yet untitled album has yet to be confirmed.
The self produced effort was recorded in Los Angeles Ocean Way studio.
Speaking about the CD, Whibley said: ”We can’t wait for fans to hear this album. And we can’t wait to get out on the road and prove ourselves to people.”
The three-piece now consists of Whibley on guitar and vocals, Cone McCaslin on bass and Steve Jocz on drums.
It marks the first time the band have made a record without founding member, guitaristDave Baksh.
Whibley told MTV News: “The whole thing with Dave happened so, yeah, I know there is a lot of baggage attached to this album. But I’d like to think that we all learned a lot from what’s happened. We realized that we needed to be a band again. Because ever since ’All Killer, No Filler’ (from 2001), we honestly weren’t a band. We were a machine.”
A release date for the as yet untitled album has yet to be confirmed.
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