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TRACKLIST:
01 Wake Me Up (When This Nightmare’s Over)
02 Ruin My Life (feat. Deryck Whibley)
03 The Antidote
04 Million Pictures of You
05 Anxiety
06 Congratulations
07 Iconic
08 Best Day of My Life
09 Slow Motion
10 Two
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After a lengthy absence – it’s been six years since last LP, Taking One For The Team – Simple Plan make their long-awaited return with Harder Than It Looks, the Canadian pop-punks’ first album without major label backing. The year 2022 may be more interested in those solo artists – Machine Gun Kelly, jxdn, YUNGBLUD – who blend the classic pop-punk sound with hip-hop and Gen Z-isms, but that’s not deterred the Montreal natives from sticking to what they do best: dishing out nostalgic pop-punk packed full of charm and heart.
There’s plenty of emotion present on Harder Than It Looks, something evidenced by world-weary opener Wake Me Up (When This Nightmare’s Over), as well as recent single Ruin My Life – which features Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley – and The Antidote. The latter is the pick of the bunch from the album at large, a song where Simple Plan raise the emotional stakes to their highest and deliver one of the best tracks to which the band have ever put their name.
There’s plenty of fun to be had by way of fast-paced pop-punk ripper Congratulations, while sports anthem in-the-making Iconic’s euphoric horns are just the right side of cheesy, but Simple Plan bring back the emotional tension for album closer Two. A despairing ode to the damage divorce wreaks on families, it’s the band’s answer to blink-182’s Stay Together For The Kids, and a reminder there’s far more to Simple Plan than the band who did the Scooby-Doo soundtrack and That Song You’ve Heard On TikTok.
Simple Plan have shared the video for new single Wake Me Up (When This Nightmare’s Over), helping to raise money for those affected by the war in Ukraine.
Directed by Ukrainian filmmaker Jensen Noen and filmed with a Ukrainian cast and crew, the video was created after the pop-punks saw what was going on and decided that they needed to do something to help.
“When we saw the first images from the war in Ukraine, we felt so heartbroken and powerless. The impact on young children and families felt especially devastating and made us want to do something to help,” they explain. “The idea to do this video was sparked by discussions with our good friend and director Jensen Noen. We could feel just how important and personal the events in Ukraine were for him and from there, the concept for the video emerged.”
Jensen himself says, “Since the war started, I’ve gone through a range of emotions. From depression to rage, to an overwhelming sense of helplessness. I can’t describe what it’s been like to watch my home country being torn to shreds. Its people being raped and killed, innocent children and civilians dying every day. Many of my family and friends have already been affected by the war. I’m so grateful to Simple Plan for giving me an opportunity to tell the story of what’s going on in my country.
“To be able to help raise awareness and money for this cause means the world to me. It feels so good to be doing something instead of just sitting around feeling helpless. To use my art to help tell the story of my people. And the fact that I got to work with a mainly Ukrainian cast and crew, made this whole experience even more special. I’m grateful to Simple Plan and all of our incredible cast and crew that donated their time to this cause.”
