and justice for none
| Five Finger Death Punch
and justice for none
The seventh studio album by American heavy metal band Five Finger Death Punch. It was released on May 18, 2018, and preceded by two singles released in December 2017 on their first greatest hits record. The album was completed by December 31, 2016. However, due to ongoing problems with their label Prospect Park, the album was delayed until 2018 after they reached negotiations. Wikipedia
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Blabbermouth
Never underestimate the power of publicity, positive and negative. Ivan Moody and FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH are riding their latest mount of angst rock into the summer as early on concert breadwinners.
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Louder
Las Vegas bruisers Five Finger Death Punch reinvent the wheel… a little. Las Vegas’s finest have shamelessly stuck to a formula comprising of chugging, meat ’n’ potatoes metal sprinkled with the occasional kickass power ballad or surprisingly on-point cover, and why not?
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Metal Wani
A roving journey through the world of Five Finger Death Punch, narrated by an imposable force known as Ivan Moody. Moody successfully shows his vocal ranges, albeit rather focused, while allowing the many talents of his bandmates to shine through.
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Distorted Sound
By now, FFDP has turned their adrenaline-fuelled, relentless-swigging riffs and drums into an art form; instantly recognizable the minute a track drops. As such, it’s good to know they’ve approached And Justice For None with the same ‘If it ain’t broken, don’t fix it’ mentality that has served them so well over the years.
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Maximum Volume Music
You want them as brash as the Las Vegas home, as uncompromising as hell, and you want Ivan Moody at his cathartic best. “…And Just For None” delivers all that – and in fairness to them – a fair bit more.
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Ghost Cult
It is solid, occasionally infectious and downright quality heavy bloody metal.
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Salute
FFDP have lost no bit of that angry edge. Definitely a cathartic experience.
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My Global Mind
Wow, Wow, Wow!!! There is no need for FFDP to try a ‘different’ direction when they can keep songs of the quality that are on this album coming.
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Overdrive
Arguably amongst one of the best Five Finger Death Punch albums to date; even the haters will find something to appreciate!
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Hysteria Magazine
Five Finger Death Punch has a great release here, with pounding slivers of nu-metal, hard rock and a little blues-rock on the side.
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Cryptic Rock
A brash and proud display of the refusal to remain in that proverbial musical box. It continues to work well to their advantage, making their music more mature and expansive and their fanbase more diverse and inclusive.
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The Haystack
Weakest album to date. The band's seventh record is marred by cringe-worthy songwriting, bland riffs that lack inspiration, and an overabundance of snooze fest ballads for a metal band.
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The Soundboard
A band trying to put forward some kind of reassurance that they’re the same, with all the gnawing latent insecurities proving otherwise.
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Rock 'N' Load
You have to love these guys, every time you think they are done they seem to come back stronger and better than before and this album is no exception, packed full of killer riffs, shredding solos, big drum and bass beats and angsty antagonistic vocals all for your listening pleasure.
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Metal Master Kingdom
It was a long wait, but it was worth it. There is something here for every fan of the band, whether you like the ballads, or you just want sheer brutality they do a good job of delivering both. Let’s hope the next album does not take as long because I love what they did here.
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The Guardian
It sticks to the point, it plays to its strengths, and it delivers the requisite thrills.
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The Rock Pit
Hats off to FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH for the release and I hope each member gains the goals they set out to achieve with this monster of a record!
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Backseat Mafia
Their recent trials and tribulations have only helped in fuelling their anger, resentment and distaste, making for an album with perhaps more depth than most of its predecessors. Five Finger Death Punch are unfaltering, making them a very important, reliable and sturdy stake in the modern metal scene.
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Rock Sins
And Justice For None is probably the most disjointed album of Five Finger Death Punch’s career so far.
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Strife Magazine
While FFDP is one of the most prominent bands in the heavy metal scene, this album falls short of impressive.
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Mosh
Overall it seems like FFDP are treading water a bit.
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New York State Music
Overall I wasn’t expecting much and I wasn’t wrong.
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Down The Front Media
The album is a success in my view as it oozes heart and mind - opting to draw on personal tribulation and values thus ensuring there is an undeniable honesty in every track. Give it a listen.
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All About The Rock
Despite a lack of truly heavy 5FDP, there are some stunning standout moments on this album (Sham Pain in particular) and overall, it’s their best release since American Capitalist.
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Grimm
All in all, And Justice For None sounds like another good Death Punch album.
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Metal Behavior
Mediocre and at some points unnecessary.
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