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РІР‚ВHard to seeРІР‚в„ў does, at least, pull away from metal-coreРІР‚в„ўs scream-sing-scream louder equation, with a clean vocal throughout, but the hints of Linkin Park-esque electronica are less than welcome, even when the guitars do rage away more satisfyingly than that band ever managed. Setting the band further ahead of the pack is the soaring guitar solo that adds a touch of class, but itРІР‚в„ўs still a very safe formula for the band to be playing with. ItРІР‚в„ўs a trick that is becoming a little tired, although itРІР‚в„ўs hard to ignore the fact that vocalist Ivan Moody is clearly very good at what he does.

Equally the vocals are, predictably enough, throat shreddingly raw on the verse and then overtly melodic on the chorus. РІР‚ВDying breedРІР‚в„ў opens the album on a surging riff that is chunky and familiar to any who have caught up with Killswitch engage and their ilk. Heartily endorsed by magazines such as Metal Hammer, it is, perhaps, time for a more sober assessment of the record that everybody, apparently, is talking about.

That is not to say that it is specifically bad, but when one compares it to the masterpieces released by Chthonic, Paradise Lost or Katatonia recently itРІР‚в„ўs hard to imagine listening to this in ten years time, whereas those albums have tapped into a rich vein of a timeless quality that Five Finger Death Punch rarely even aspire to, let alone succeed. From the moment РІР‚ВDying breedРІР‚в„ў comes crashing in on the back of a chunky riff, itРІР‚в„ўs clear that this is going to be a very contemporary sounding album.

Five finger death punch bad company instrumental mp3