Nostalgic Rocking Together with Sum 41 & Simple Plan in Japan

Around the year 2000, the band name Sum 41 and Simple Plan had won the hearts of the younger generation around the world. With young soul songs, the single they release is often favored and hits. For Sum 41, the most remembered song is In Too Deep and Pieces, while Simple Plan provides beautiful memory in Perfect
Speaking of Sum 41, the band became the soundtrack of youth for those who have now entered a productive age. Especially with the characteristics of a cheerful song accompanied by a rhythmic rhythm. For those who knew the group in the 2000s, the single might still be stored in the playlist of their songs.

Entering 2015, the band from Ontario, Canada turned out to still exist and is known to be preparing for a comeback album. The event was also marked by the return of the lead guitarist who had disappeared for nine years, Dave Baksh. Some concerts have been prepared so that the world knows that Sum 41 will re-enliven the music world.

While for Simple Plan, this band, which has great popularity in Indonesia, has released a new album, Taking One for the Team. The album, which was released on February 19, still carries the pop-punk genre. Age can get older, but the spirit remains young.

The two bands will be present at the PUNKSPRING festival in Japan, a spring celebration. Of course the atmosphere will be very different from the previous year. Accompanied by punk songs for the younger generation. You can also take part in exciting and exciting events in the land of the rising sun which will be held on the 2nd, 3rd and 5th April 2016. The ticket prices are also quite affordable, starting from IDR 1.5 million.

Want to attend the PUNKSPRING festival while enjoying spring in Japan? No need to be confused about finding the ticket. With Viagogo, any ticket can be obtained easily. Just click on a special page that serves the PUNKSPRING festival, select the location and date of interest, make a payment, watch Sum 41 tickets and Simple Plan can already be in hand.

Don't run out. Book the ticket now on Viagogo.

Sum 41 Officially Joins Hopeless Records!

Success exploded in the era of the early 2000s, now Sum 41 is ready to wake up from sleep. Not playing games, they immediately agreed to join one of the world's major music labels, Hopeless Records!
Through a press release that we received from Hopeless Records via Secret Signals, Singapore, the joining of this Canadian punk-rock unit with a well-known label through a series of its pop-punk band roster also marked 20 years of Sum 41 stepping in the music industry. Not over, they have also prepared a new album to be released.

Obviously this news is a breath of fresh air for punk-rock music lovers in the modern era like now. In addition, the album will also be a follow-up to the SCREAMING BLOODY album released by Sum 41 in 2011 and successfully steal a Grammy nomination for the Blood In My Eyes track.

With the return of the guitarist, Dave Baksh, the making of this album was ready to begin with Deryck Whibley as his engineer and producer of music. When joining, he also made his comments.

"Come to think of it pretty crazy, we started this band 20 years ago and a lot of things happened, many things happened so fast. When I looked back it felt like it was yesterday. I think this (joining Hopeless Records) is a choice that's good because it feels like, there are still a lot of things to do. that's why I'm so excited about the new album and releasing it with Hopeless Records, "Deryck explained as stated in the press release.

With the joining of Sum 41 among the ranks of pop-punkers such as Neck Deep, The Wonder Years, New Found Glory, to All Time Low, it was clear that this year's Hopeless Records roster was worth the wait. Well, look forward to the next update just on KapanLagi.com® guys!

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'War', So Sum 41's Second Single Released Together with Music Video

After falling - waking up and Deryck Whibley finished rehab, now this Canadian punk-rock unit stepped back into the world of music. Deciding to join the giant label Hopeless Records, Sum 41 immediately prepared a new album, 13 VOICES.

It didn't take long, the track Fake My Own Death was immediately hacked by Sum 41 as an initial echo of their return. Comeback with complete personnel, this time Sum 41 presents rougher, dynamic music, but still has clean sound quality.

Not only that, the band released their second single after Fake My Own Death. As published in the press release we received, Sum 41 decided that War was the title and the second track was released.

In contrast to Fake My Own Death, on this track War Sum 41 presents music that is more relaxed with a pop aroma that is quite thick. Well, it feels like repeating pop songs on the CHUCK album like Some Say or Pieces.

But there are strong reasons why you should listen to this Sum 41 song guys. Because the lyrics and music videos presented represent Deryck Whibley's messy past where the cemetery became a symbol of the funeral of the bad things he has now left behind.

The 13th VOICES album itself contains 10 fresh tracks and of course different from the previous Sum 41 music colors. It's just that, proof of Deryck and Sum 41 along with this album is still worth the wait when it is released on October 7, 2016.

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Metallica American Rock Group

Their first album Kill ’Em All introduced exciting, spikily abrasive thrash, but it was their second, Ride the Lightning, that changed the game completely

To truly understand the colossal impact on metal of Metallica’s first two albums – newly remastered and reissued – first try to imagine that you are 14 and absolutely furious about pretty much everything. There was plenty of noisy, fast and deliberately ’orrible music available to delinquent teens in the early 80s, but punk rock and heavy metal belonged to an earlier generation: all great music, of course, but nothing we surly longhairs could truly call our own. And then thrash metal happened.

Metal nerds may quite reasonably attribute the creation of thrash to the efforts of Motörhead, Venom and numerous obscure bands that added extra fire and a dash of snot to the heavy metal blueprint, but Metallica’s debut album is the true starting point for a sub-genre that continues to exert a vast influence today.

Kill ’Em All – which was originally to have been called Metal Up Your Ass, until it was pointed out that the title might make the album unsellable – exploded into metal fans’ consciousness in the summer of 1983. It was brutal, abrasive and joyously aggressive; as much a paean to the joys of making a skull-shattering din as it was a statement of intent. Songs like Hit the Lights, Whiplash and Metal Militia heralded the arrival of a new, younger, spikier and much grittier musical force; a beer-swilling, speed-guzzling blizzard of arrogance, acne and antagonism that permanently blurred the lines between punk and metal. More than anything, it sounded like the future.

By the time Metallica released Ride the Lightning a year later, this fiery garage band had mutated into something far more imposing. Gone were the simplistic, high-speed assaults; replaced by a hugely ambitious reimagining of the heavy metal template that prized melody and intricate arrangements as highly as brute force and bravado.

Unlike many of their peers from the early thrash scene, Metallica were plainly developing into great songwriters, too. Metal’s detractors might be reluctant to admit it, but songs like Creeping Death and For Whom the Bell Tolls boasted hooks that would make Moby Dick flinch. There were even moments, most notably on grandiose semi-ballad Fade to Black, that even embraced subtlety, of all things. Some diehard fans balked at the notion that Metallica had grown up a bit, but the majority were simply blown away. Within the space of 12 months, the band had reinvented an entire genre twice. As an added bonus, through his groundbreaking work on Ride the Lightning, producer Flemming Rasmussen had almost casually redefined what heavy metal records could sound like and turned Metallica into a safe bet for world domination in the process.

Time is the real test of an album’s significance. Even now, 33 years after their debut, only one album is ever likely to beat Kill ’Em All and Ride the Lightning in a popular vote on metal’s greatest records – and that’s Master of Puppets, the third Metallica album, which turned four snotty, denim-clad hooligans in their early 20s into global superstars in 1986. By that point, of course, Metallica were firmly on the road to mainstream acceptance. Those first two records, on the other hand, will always belong to the scruffs, the outcasts, the Metal Militia.

Metallica and Lady Gaga Have More Collaboration Opportunities

Apart from the technical errors that exist, it seems anyone will find it hard to forget the energetic performances of Metallica and Lady Gaga at the 2017 Grammy Awards yesterday. Interestingly, reported by Rolling Stone via Mic, Lars Ulrich also said the attitude and appearance of Lady Gaga was like the fifth member for Metallica.

"Lady Gaga is typically perfect as the band's fifth member (Metallica). Her voice, attitude, even appearance look really awesome. Playing together doesn't feel difficult and balanced, and she has a hard rock and metal soul in her blood. Everything feels easy for Gaga. There is nothing to make up, he is really warm and energetic, "Lars said.

The latest, Lady Gaga also reportedly told the drummer of the veteran American metal unit to re-create something together. Although the Poker Face hit maker does not imply the potential for collaboration, offering metal music with Metallica on a wider audience can be one of the best ideas.

"We have to do something again together. Some people don't really know how important metal music is and its scope. They (Metallica) really keep the stadium full until now. And because all of this is music culture, the poem feels very strong. I always say to people, when they say, 'oh, he is the next Madonna', 'no, I'm the next Iron Maiden,' "Gaga said.

It was quite difficult to imagine what it would be like when Metallica and Lady Gaga collaborated. But given the positive response of their appearance at the Grammy Awards some time ago, it was interesting to wait for the results of their collaboration.

While on the other hand Metallica itself has not hinted at a sign to start writing new material, but in an interview with A.V Club, returning to take a tour by land is one of the things they are currently thinking about. Well, it's likely that Metallica is preparing for a new release with Lady Gaga as a collaborator.

Cliff Burton's 'Metallica' father revealed charity from his son's Royalty

Last year Metallica released a book containing memories about their band mates. One of the most remembered is Cliff Burton, the bassist who accompanied Metallica on his first three albums. Before being replaced by Jason Newsted.

Cliff Burton played on three albums KILL ‘EM ALL, MASTER OF PUPPETS, and RIDE THE LIGHTNING. However, after that Burton died on a tour in 1986. After his death the Burton family still received a royalty check on his behalf and the funds turned out to be used for good purposes.

Ray Burton, father of Cliff Burton, recently revealed this information through an interview with Podcast Alphabetallica. He revealed that he always used his royalty check to fund Castro Valley High School music school scholarships.

"Children who get scholarships always write and thank me, I think if Cliff is still there he will do it with his money because he is not at all opposed to education. He really likes it, "he said.

This 92-year-old man remembers that for the first time Cliff joined Metallica and returned with a royalty check of US $ 1500. Cliff invited Ray and his family to dinner at his favorite Sushi place in Hayward. Besides that, Cliff was getting more active and trying hard to buy a house for his parents.

Even though he was no longer young, Ray Burton still enjoyed the Metallica concert. According to him, Music should be entertaining and it has been done by Metallica until now. How do you think KLovers, agree with Ray Burton's opinion?

Share your opinions in the comments column, KLovers, and listen to Metallica's latest clip.

Lyrics Song All Nightmare Along - Metallica

Luck. Runs. Out.
Crawl from the wreckage one more time.
Horrific memory twists the mind.
Dark, rutted, cold and hard to turn.
Path of destruction feel it burn.

Still life... incarnation.
Still life... infamy.
Hallucination.
Heresy.
Still you run, what's to come, what's to be.

Cause we...
Hunt you down without mercy
Hunt you down all nightmare long
Feel us breathe upon your face
Feel us shift, every move we trace
Hunt you down without mercy
Hunt you down all nightmare long

Luck. Runs. Out.
You crawl back in, but your luck runs out.

Luck. Runs. Out.
The light that is not light is here
To flush you out with your own fear
You hide, you hide but will be found
Release your grip without a sound

Still life... immolation.
Still life... infamy.
Hallucination.
Heresy.
Still you run, what's to come, what's to be.

Cause we...
Hunt you down without mercy
Hunt you down all nightmare long
Feel us breathe upon your face
Feel us shift, every move we trace
Hunt you down without mercy
Hunt you down all nightmare long

Luck. Runs. Out.
You crawl back in, but your luck runs out.

Then you crawl back in,
into your obsession.
Never to return.
This is your confession.

Hunt you down without mercy
Hunt you down all nightmare long
Feel us breathe upon your face
Feel us shift, every move we trace
Hunt you down without mercy
Hunt you down all nightmare long

Luck. Runs. Out.
You crawl back in, but your luck runs out.
Your luck runs out.