Still Sucks arrived 22 years after its planned 2001 release, a surprise drop that gave fans precisely the blend of rap-rock, aggressive guitars, and Fred Durst's signature vocalizations they'd come to expect.
- The album was first announced in 2001, with the original title "Bipolar Summer," and was slated for release that same year.
- Recorded in 2002, the album was shelved after Limp Bizkit left Interscope Records, with the band releasing "Results May Vary" instead.
- The album was leaked in its entirety in 2005 under the title "The Unreleased Episodes of DJ K-Dat."
Limp Bizkit is a nu-metal band from Jacksonville, Florida, best known for their aggressive sound and polarizing presence in late 1990s and early 2000s music. Still Sucks arrived as their first album in 22 years, a long-awaited statement following a period of lineup changes and label disputes.
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