The new album from Sum 41 is on its way but pre-orders of the record could now be availed online while the band asks help from fans through Pledge Music.

Their Pledge Music site is already up and pre-orders of the record could be purchased together with special gift items such as signed musical instruments and even a personal Skype call from the members of the group.

"By pre-ordering the album you will automatically get a digital copy on the day of release, but you will also get access to all of our behind-the-scenes, making of the album, videos and photos," the site stated. "You can hear sneak peaks of songs, watch us write and record and maybe even get into a fight or two!"

In addition to that, replacing Steve Jocz, who left the band in 2013, is Frank Zummo.

In a video posted by the group, vocalist Deryck Whibley expressed how excited he is to have Zummo with them, claiming how he felt like they played like they have been a band for a long time already.

In addition to that, Dave "Brownsound" Baksh, who has been a member of the band in their early years, is reported to have signed back in the group and is ready to release the new Sum 41 album as well.

According to an Alternative Press report, Baksh, who helped with the tracks "Fat Lip and "Into Deep," returned with the band after parting ways in 2006.

"Deryck [Whibley] and I chatted, and we're going to basically start working on the new record, and if there's anything I can do for it, I'm there for him," he said. "And then we start the touring cycle. Yeah, I am back-and I will do everything I can to stay permanent. I won't get kicked out."

Baksh could also be seen in the video posted in their Pledge Music site for the new Sum 41 album.