Deryck Whibley credits new Sum 41 album '13 Voices' with saving his life
It deals with the singer's battle to overcome alcoholism
Sum 41 have unveiled full details of their first album in over half a decade, ’13 Voices’.
An intensely personal record, it deals with Deryck Whibley’s heroic battle to overcome alcoholism, which nearly claimed his life when he suffered liver failure in 2014.
Released on 11th October, in a post on Sum 41’s Facebook page, Whibley credits making the 10-track record with saving his life.
He said: “I am really excited to be releasing an album after everything I've been through recently. This new music represents the journey I've been on throughout the process of making this record.
“I had to fall in order to rise, and nothing feels better than to have something you love that you had to really fight for. I can honestly say that #13Voices saved my life and I cannot wait to share it with all of you.”
The Canadian pop-punks’ last album ‘Screaming Bloody Murder’ was released back in March 2011.
They kicked off 2016 in triumphant style headlining the sold-out Kerrang! Tour with Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Roam and Biters also on the bill.
The ’13 Voices’ track-listing is as follows:
- A Murder of Crows (You're All Dead To Me) 2. Goddamn I'm Dead Again 3. Fake My Own Death 4. Breaking The Chain 5. There Will Be Blood 6. 13 Voices 7. War 8. God Save Us All (Death to POP) 9. The Fall And The Rise 10. Twisted By Design