“Order In Decline” is the name of the Canadian Sum 41’s seventh long player, originally released in 2019. Upon release, “Order in Decline” topped the charts globally reaching #2 on: OCC Rock & Metal & US Hard Rock + #9 Germany's official Top 100 & #13 on Canadian Billboard charts. The album includes fan favorite tracks "Out For Blood," "Never There," & "Catching Fire." This is what a rocking emotional outburst sounds like: “Order In Decline” by Sum 41 is loud, raw, rousing and intense. It doesn't get any better than this. According to the band, it is the heaviest and most aggressive album of their career. And the first single release, `Out For Blood', already spoke for itself as an absolute beast of an album. Punk, rock, alternative metal - somewhere in between, Deryck Whibley and co. have found the perfect center. The remaining nine songs on `Order In Decline' do confirm this for sure. Earning a 4/5 Ks by Kerrang!, they wrote "Taken as a whole, it's the hardest and heaviest album they've ever made, and across its 10 tracks, it's also Sum 41 at their most creative and willing to explore their frontiers." Sum 41 formed in 1996 & released their first fulllength album in 2001, several EPs and seven more albums, including Chuck (2004), Underclass Hero (2007), Screaming Bloody Murder (2011), and 13 Voices (2016) followed. The band released their final album Heaven :x: Hell just in 2024 and has been of a kind of farewell tour lately.