Daily album battle · No. 7 · Saturday, 24 October 2026 · Final result

All Killer No Filler vs Conspiracy of One

Sum 41 against The Offspring. Both punk rock, released one year apart. All Killer No Filler won with 100% of 1 vote.

All Killer No Filler by Sum 41, album coverWinner
100%
100%All Killer No Filler
0%Conspiracy of One

All Killer No Filler won with 100% of 1 vote.

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All Killer No Filler beat Conspiracy of One 100–0 in Riffology's daily album battle

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Tale of the tape

On paper: 4–1
All Killer No Filler
Conspiracy of One
8 May 2001
Released
14 November 2000
Island
Label
Columbia
Jerry Finn
Produced by
Brendan O’Brien
Cello Studios, Metalworks Studios +1
Recorded at
NRG Recording Studios, D-13 Studio, Huntington Beach +1
September 2000 – March 2001
Recorded
June–August 2000
32:21 · 13 tracks
Running time
39:39 · 14 tracks
3
Singles
3
No. 7
UK chart peak
No. 12
No. 13
US Billboard 200 peak
No. 9
Platinum
US certification
Platinum
2× Platinum
UK certification
Platinum
12k
Listeners
8.7k
82k
Wikipedia readers, last year
67k

Charts and certifications from Wikipedia, credits from MusicBrainz and Wikidata, listeners from ListenBrainz. A dot marks the stronger number.

The case for each

All Killer No Filler by Sum 41

All Killer No Filler is the debut studio album from Canadian band Sum 41, released on 8 May 2001 on Island. It opens the story of a group who would go on to make seven more studio albums, from Does This Look Infected? in 2002 through to Heaven :x: Hell in 2024.

The full story, tracklist and credits →

Conspiracy of One by The Offspring

Conspiracy of One is the sixth studio album by the Offspring, the American punk rock band. It came out on 14 November 2000 through Columbia and followed Americana, which had been a bigger success.

The full story, tracklist and credits →

On Riffology

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Podcast · Episode 94 · 1 h 32 min
Sum 41 – All Killer, No Filler
0:00 / 1:31:49

Previous battles

Battle champions

Albums with the most battle wins.

  1. 1
    Rage Against the MachineRage Against the Machine
    1–0
  2. 21–0
  3. 3
    DoolittlePixies
    1–0
  4. 4
    BadmotorfingerSoundgarden
    1–0
  5. 51–0
  6. 61–0
  7. 71–0

How the daily album battle works

Every day at midnight UTC the vault draws two well-known studio albums, close in popularity, era and style, and puts them head to head. Everyone sees the same battle. You get one vote, and the result is shown once you've voted. Voting closes at midnight UTC, when the next battle starts and the result goes into the record books for good.

No album battles twice in the same year, and every finished battle keeps its own page, so the arguments can carry on.