Five Finger Death Punch - And Justice for None Review
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Concise Summary: I've never been a huge Five Finger Death Punch fan, but I did buy their "Decade of Destruction album" and I think that the songs on there pretty well exemplify FFDP's best work. And Justice for None (as far as the two songs go that they didn't recycle from Decade of Destruction), however, is a steaming heap of garbage. It takes pretty much everything good about FFDP and throws it out, leaving pointless profanity, cookie-cutter riffs, shallow lyrics, and pathetic songwriting. Featuring lyrics such as "I'm not dead, I'm still alive You don't like it, you can go ahead and die" on Rock Bottom and "You're a fake mother****er, I hate you, mother****er I'll break you, mother****er, you're mine" on Fake, I think that Ivan Moody may have a mental age of 13. The rest of the lyrics on the album are also basically "edgy teen gets angry at the world" type garbage. The songwriting is literally less