A Day To Remember’s single “I’m Made Of Wax, Larry, What Are You Made Of” certified gold in the U.S. by the RIAA, This comes 10 years after its original release. The song “I’m Made Of Wax, Larry, What Are You Made Of” was released in 2009 on their album, Homesick.
Gold certification from the RIAA in the United States is equivalent to selling 500,000 units, that means the song sold a half million units in the course of 10 years, putting heavy rock on the charts and maps further proving that rock is not dead.
Listen to the song below:
A Day To Remember is set to release their forthcoming new album, You’re Welcome (via Fueled By Ramen), in early 2020, which was originally set to the released in November 2019 but the album was postponed as it was “taking a little longer than expected.” In which guitarist Kevin Skaff explained later was due to “the art for the record isn’t done yet” as they are still looking for a “good cover for the record” and the band wants “everything to be perfect before it comes out.”
The band just wrapped up their Degenerates Tour a few days ago and recently released their new single “Resentment” from their forthcoming album. Watch the band cover Lit’s “My Own Worth Enemy” on their Degenerates Tour HERE.
