Complete List Of Sum 41 Albums And Songs

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Sum 41 hails from Ajax, Ontario, and formed in 1996. The band’s final lineup consisted of lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Deryck Whibley, lead guitarist Dave Baksh, guitarist and keyboardist Tom Thacker, bassist and backing vocalist Jason “Cone” McCaslin, and drummer Frank Zummo. Sum 41’s music is often categorized as punk rock, pop punk, and alternative rock. Since their inception, the band released eight studio albums, live albums, and several compilations.

Sum 41’s debut studio album, All Killer No Filler, released in 2001, was a commercial success, driven by the hit single “Fat Lip,” which topped the US Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart and became a defining anthem of the pop punk genre. The album itself reached number 13 on the Billboard 200 and is certified platinum in the United States. Their subsequent albums, including Does This Look Infected? (2002) and Chuck (2004), continued to build on this success, with Chuck peaking at number 10 on the Billboard 200.

The band received several awards and nominations throughout their career, including two Juno Awards and a Grammy nomination in 2012 for Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance for the song “Blood in My Eyes.” Their ability to blend aggressive rock with catchy melodies garnered them a dedicated fanbase and significant chart success across multiple albums. Sum 41 was known for their energetic live performances and was influential in the punk and alternative rock scenes since the early 2000s. The band concluded its career in 2025 and was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

SUM 41 STUDIO ALBUMS

All Killer No Filler (2001)

Released: May 8, 2001

All Killer No Filler is Sum 41’s debut studio album, catapulting them into mainstream success, particularly with the hit single “Fat Lip,” which topped the US Modern Rock Tracks chart. The album combines elements of punk rock and pop punk, characterized by its high energy and catchy hooks. It was recorded at Metalworks Studios in Mississauga, Ontario, and produced by Jerry Finn. The album reached number 13 on the Billboard 200 and has been certified platinum in the United States.

CD Track Listings:

“Introduction to Destruction” – 0:37
“Nothing on My Back” – 3:01
“Never Wake Up” – 0:49
“Fat Lip” – 2:58
“Rhythms” – 2:58
“Motivation” – 2:50
“In Too Deep” – 3:27
“Summer” – 2:49
“Handle This” – 3:37
“Crazy Amanda Bunkface” – 2:15
“All She’s Got” – 2:21
“Heart Attack” – 2:49
“Pain for Pleasure” – 1:43

Does This Look Infected? (2002)

Released: November 26, 2002

Does This Look Infected? is Sum 41’s second album, noted for a heavier sound compared to their debut. It features popular tracks like “Still Waiting” and “The Hell Song,” which helped the album reach number 32 on the Billboard 200. The album, recorded at Avatar Studios in New York City, was produced by Greig Nori. It demonstrated the band’s growth in musicianship and a deeper exploration into punk and metal elements.

CD Track Listings:

“The Hell Song” – 3:18
“Over My Head (Better Off Dead)” – 2:29
“My Direction” – 2:02
“Still Waiting” – 2:38
“A.N.I.C.” – 0:37
“No Brains” – 2:46
“All Messed Up” – 2:44
“Mr. Amsterdam” – 2:56
“Thanks for Nothing” – 3:04
“Hyper-Insomnia-Para-Condrioid” – 2:32
“Billy Spleen” – 2:32
“Hooch” – 3:28

Chuck (2004)

Released: October 12, 2004

Chuck takes its name from Chuck Pelletier, a UN peacekeeper who saved the band during gunfire in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This album reflects a darker, more mature tone and includes hits like “We’re All to Blame” and “Pieces.” Recorded at Sound City Studios in Van Nuys, California, and produced by Greig Nori, the album reached number 10 on the Billboard 200, showcasing the band’s ability to blend aggressive rock with introspective lyrics.

CD Track Listings:

“Intro” – 0:46
“No Reason” – 3:04
“We’re All to Blame” – 3:38
“Angels With Dirty Faces” – 2:23
“Some Say” – 3:26
“The Bitter End” – 2:51
“Open Your Eyes” – 2:45
“Slipping Away” – 2:28
“I’m Not the One” – 3:34
“Welcome to Hell” – 1:56
“Pieces” – 3:02
“There’s No Solution” – 3:18
“88” – 4:39

Underclass Hero (2007)

Released: July 24, 2007

Underclass Hero marks a return to the band’s more melodic pop-punk roots, serving as the first album without guitarist Dave Baksh. It’s noted for its socio-political lyrics. The album, which includes the title track “Underclass Hero” and “Walking Disaster,” peaked at number 7 on the Billboard 200. It was recorded at Ocean Way Studios in Hollywood, California, and was self-produced by Deryck Whibley.

CD Track Listings:

“Underclass Hero” – 3:14
“Walking Disaster” – 4:46
“Speak of the Devil” – 3:58
“Dear Father” – 3:52
“Count Your Last Blessings” – 3:03
“Ma Poubelle” – 0:55
“March of the Dogs” – 3:09
“The Jester” – 2:48
“With Me” – 4:51
“Pull the Curtain” – 4:18
“King of Contradiction” – 1:40
“Best of Me” – 4:25
“Confusion and Frustration in Modern Times” – 3:46
“So Long Goodbye” – 3:01

Screaming Bloody Murder (2011)

Released: March 29, 2011

Screaming Bloody Murder features a heavier, more complex sound and includes the Grammy-nominated song “Blood in My Eyes.” The album delves into personal and emotional themes, influenced by Whibley’s life experiences. It peaked at number 5 on the Canadian Albums Chart and number 31 on the Billboard 200. Recorded at Perfect Sound Studios in Hollywood, California, it was produced by Deryck Whibley.

CD Track Listings:

“Reason to Believe” – 3:28
“Screaming Bloody Murder” – 3:25
“Skumfuk” – 3:24
“Time for You to Go” – 3:01
“Jessica Kill” – 2:50
“What Am I to Say” – 4:12
“Holy Image of Lies” – 3:47
“Sick of Everyone” – 3:05
“Happiness Machine” – 4:48
“Crash” – 3:19
“Blood in My Eyes” – 4:16
“Baby You Don’t Wanna Know” – 3:34
“Back Where I Belong” – 3:42
“Exit Song” – 1:42

13 Voices (2016)

Released: October 7, 2016

13 Voices represents Sum 41’s return after a five-year hiatus and Whibley’s recovery from a life-threatening illness. The album, which peaked at number 22 on the Billboard 200, features a blend of aggressive rock and melodic elements, reflecting the band’s resilience and growth. It was recorded at Deryck Whibley’s home studio in Los Angeles and produced by Whibley himself.

CD Track Listings:

“A Murder of Crows” – 3:04
“Goddamn I’m Dead Again” – 3:21
“Fake My Own Death” – 3:14
“Breaking the Chain” – 4:03
“There Will Be Blood” – 3:29
“13 Voices” – 4:32
“War” – 3:29
“God Save Us All (Death to POP)” – 3:53
“The Fall and the Rise” – 3:09
“Twisted by Design” – 5:29

Order in Decline (2019)

Released: July 19, 2019

Order in Decline is known for its raw intensity and political commentary, considered one of Sum 41’s heaviest albums to date. It includes tracks like “Out for Blood” and “Never There,” showcasing the band’s ability to blend potent lyrics with robust musical execution. The album reached number 13 on the Canadian Albums Chart and number 60 on the Billboard 200. It was recorded at Whibley’s home studio and produced by Whibley.

CD Track Listings:

“Turning Away” – 3:50
“Out for Blood” – 3:36
“The New Sensation” – 3:50
“A Death in the Family” – 3:18
“Heads Will Roll” – 3:50
“45 (A Matter of Time)” – 3:12
“Never There” – 4:20
“Eat You Alive” – 2:44
“The People Vs…” – 3:19
“Catching Fire” – 4:01

Heaven :x: Hell (2024)

Released: March 29, 2024

Heaven :x: Hell is Sum 41’s eighth and final studio album. The 20-track double album is divided into two halves: Heaven, which returns to the band’s pop-punk sound, and Hell, which focuses on their heavier metal side. Released through Rise Records, the album includes “Landmines,” “Rise Up,” “Waiting On A Twist Of Fate,” and “Dopamine.” It reached number 37 on the Canadian Albums Chart and number 108 on the Billboard 200.