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Before I get into the album, allow me to explain the Five Finger Formula. They found a formula, a never-changing recipe I like to call the Five Finger Formula. Got Your Six buried them deeper in the hole of not trying anything new, and And Justice for None further cemented them as one of the most boring bands in modern metal. After American Capitalist, their two-part Wrong Side of Heaven albums were an embarrassment and did nothing to differentiate from other artists and themselves. Unfortunately, with their third release American Capitalist, they start pandering to a specific audience, and started to fall into a repetition that continues with their eighth record F8.ДЇrom American Capitalist to now, all their albums have followed the same flow, featured the same cringy lyrics, had the same guitar solos, and contained an overproduced metal sound with questionable musical choices.

With the help of вЂњHard to See,вЂќ вЂњWalk Away,вЂќ and their cover of вЂњBad Company,вЂќ the band was on every metal and hard rock radio station.

Their next album, War is the Answer took those features to new heights.

Songs like вЂњThe Bleeding,вЂќ вЂњAshes,вЂќ вЂњSalvation,вЂќ and вЂњCanвЂ™t Heal YouвЂќ feature brutal screams, killer riffs, and fast tempos that still manage to fit in melodic choruses. The Way of the Fist is their first record that brought them some fame. Every time I see Five Finger Death Punch (FFDP) release something new, I remember a time when I enjoyed their music: I was a middle school teenager with pent-up rage and had three FFDP albums that channeled it.

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