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The albumвЂ™s lyrics, mostly provided by rhythm guitarist Zoltan Bathory, can have your eyes rolling at times, but for the most part its either anger fuel or pump-up music.

If you need a fresh addition to your playlist of songs to accompany your angry stomps to your local newsagent to buy a pack of smokes with a fake ID because your parents just donвЂ™t get you, вЂWrecking BallвЂ™ should probably be a front runner. The atmosphere is no less explosive across following tracks вЂWeight Beneath My SinвЂ™ and вЂWrecking BallвЂ™, and while the former of the two is another anthemic-sounding shout-along, the latter trades out the arena-filling sound for a brand of angry вЂњfuck youвЂќ metal ripped right out of the Disturbed playbook.

As always the instrumentals of the five-piece are the kind that vibrate walls and rattle bones and Ivan MoodyвЂ™s vocals are the kind that have you screaming along and attracting all manner of worried looks from those around you. ThereвЂ™s no messing around, and the chugging intro to opening track вЂHere to DieвЂ™ is straight to the point.

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The Los Angeles metallers are in the form of their life, and the second half of the two-album вЂThe Wrong Side of Heaven and the Righteous Side of HellвЂ™ series is a blistering statement of world-conquering intentions if there ever was one. AvengedвЂ™s fellow statesmen have proved more than a match on every step of the trek throughout the continent, it would seem, and when listening to the record theyвЂ™re here to promote, itвЂ™s hardly surprising. This is not, however, the fate of Five Finger Death Punch. Supporting Avenged Sevenfold on their current run of European dates would blow many bands out of the water, especially with how massive the California quintet have become.

Five finger death punch bad company instrumental