Sum 41 in general Reviews

I really have admired Sum 41 for many years now and I have always been a big fan of their music. What I love most about them is their distinctive punk rock and rock indie tone. The songs they write really are excellet and always contain some superb guitar riffs and patterns that really help to liven up the music. I like how the tempo is often ...  Read the complete review

Sum 41 is awesome... When their album "All killer No Filler" was first released, and I heard their songs on the radio, I had to just go out and buy this CD. This is a typical punk rock band, from Canada, who in a way, remind me a bit of the band "Offspring". Their lyrics are great, and their songs have a great, vibrant beat / ...  Read the complete review

Sum-41's last album, All Killer No Filler, shot them right into the spotlight- spearheaded by the then ubiquitous singles Fat Lip, In Too Deep and Motivation. Which was surprising really because the record was nothing short of... erm... being one of the worst "punk" albums I've ever heard... ever. It's "freshness, humour ...  Read the complete review

When I decided to see Sum 41, it wasn't for them that I went all the way to Brixton Academy for. It was for the fact Reel Big Fish were in support, and as i was well into ska, at least half of the night would kick ass. But why, go to see sum 41, if I didn't want 2? Well the separate rbf gig was sold out, and Sum 41 might be good live, you ...  Read the complete review

Seems like you can’t switch on the radio, or turn to MTV2 without bumping into our obnoxious friends, Sum 41. This, when accompanied by the fact that they’re very young, very loud, and clearly trying to emulate some of their more illustrious predecessors (Green Day, Blink 182), is probably why almost everyone I know detests the band. A ...  Read the complete review

A pretty average performance overall on sunday night but a great support in Reel Big Fish made it - Advantages: Loads of girls at their concerts!, Punk Rock - Disadvantages: Too much pop invovled, Over produced

I recently made the mistake of paying good money to see sum 41 live in concert. I don’t really know why I bought tickets as I’d seen them before and they weren’t anything special. I knew I’d made the mistake of going, as when I arrived I was the tallest member of the audience. When I saw them first, I think it was ...  Read the complete review

Sum 41 is a new pop punk band, originating from Canada. They have recently released their debut UK album, "All Killer No Filler" late 2001. They had an album released previously, which is only available in the USA and is called, "Half Hour of Power". You may have never heard of Sum 41, but they will be a big group by the end ...  Read the complete review

Sum 41 have only recently manged to break through into the charts. But they achieved this in 2001 thanks to the huge success of their album All Killer No Filler(released on Sophomore. The canadian quartet first got together in 1997 in a town called ajax, Ontario. the group consists of Deryck Whibley - vocals/guitar, Steve Jocz - drums, ...  Read the complete review

Let me first state that i dont know all the ins and outs about this band so any mistakes made in this opinion are sheer ignorance and not on purpose. A canadian band stepping out of the "punk-pop" shadow of bands like Blink182, New Found glory..etc. Their name (i have been told) is insprired by the number of days between when ...  Read the complete review