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A few months ago, we talked to Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley for the 20th anniversary of “Fat Lip” and in anticipation of the anniversary of his band’s debut album All Killer No Filler. Apparently we were not the only ones with Sum 41 on our minds! The Chicago Band To Watch Slow Pulp, who released their debut al...

Since releasing his new album Beginners last year, Christian Lee Hutson has been getting deep into the covers game. As part of a project he’s dubbed The Version Suicides, so far in the past few months he’s released covers of Sum 41, Blink-182, and Kid Cudi (which, despite coming out first, was dubbed Vol. 4 in the series) and...

LA singer-songwriter Christian Lee Hutson released his Phoebe Bridgers-produced album Beginners at the end of May, and today he's back with a covers EP called The Version Suicides.

The Canadian pop-punk icons are heading to Leeds and Hertfordshire... Sum 41Sum 41 have been announced as the second headliners for next year’s Slam Dunk festival,  leading the second wave of acts announced for the rock all-dayer. The Canadian pop-punk stalwarts will be joined by on the bill by the likes of  The Used, Billy Talent, ...