California groove metallers Five Finger Death Punch have released the music video for their song “Wash It All Away”.
“Wash It All Away” is from Five Finger Death Punch’s newest album Got Your Six which was released last September and is the band’s sixth album.
Smash your face to “Wash It All Away” here.
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Heavy metal giants Five Finger Death Punch and their hard rock compatriots in Papa Roach are teaming up to decimate arenas all across North America.
The tour will see support from In This Moment and From Ashes to New.
Zoltan Bathory, guitarist for FFDP had this to say about the tour:
“This tour is shaping up to be the perfect storm. We are really good friends with Papa Roach so for years we’ve been talking about touring together and it’s finally coming together in a big way. Both 5fdp and Papa Roach are bands of the people – our fans are who propelled us to success. So what better way than to give the fans ownership in the tour? In the world of Wikipedia and Kickstarter where crowd funding and crowd sourcing has become the standard of community effort and the new way of making things happen this might quite possibly be the future of touring – you simply ask the fans where they want you to go.”
Jacoby Shaddix, vocalist of Papa Roach had this to say:
“We are super excited to be sharing the stage on this co-headliner with FFDP. This will give Papa Roach the chance to put on the best, most epic live show to date. Our fans are going to be so stoked for these shows coming up. We seriously can’t wait to get out on the road for this tour.”
Check out the video for Papa Roach’s “Gravity” and In This Moment’s “Sex Metal Barbie” as well as the tour dates here.
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Los Angeles hard rockers Five Finger Death Punch announced they’re going to release their fourth studio album in two separate installments this year. The first, Vol. 1, will be released on July 23rd with Vol. 2 due in the fall.
”Raise Me Up”, the first single, will be released on May 14th.
The band will co-headline the Rockstar Mayhem Celebration with Rob Zombie this summer.
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Today, Los Angeles metallers Five Finger Death Punch announced their upcoming headlining tour this Fall entitled “Share The Welt” Tour. The tour will follow in support of their forthcoming third studio album release “American Capitalist,” set for release this Fall via Prospect Park Records. Support will come from All That Remains, Hatebreed, and Rev Theory. Click here to check out the first leg of dates, with more to be announced!
Los Angeles hard rockers Five Finger Death Punch officially announced this past weekend that their forthcoming third studio album will be titled “American Capitalist”. Produced by Kevin Churko (Ozzy Osbourne, Hinder, In This Moment), “American Capitalist” will currently consist of 14 songs and is set for release this fall.
Recorded in Las Vegas, where most of the band reside, founder and guitarist Zoltan Bathory described the Las Vegas recording experience of “American Capitalist”: “Writing a record is not like a nine-to-five job”, he said. “It’s a 24/7 job, you know. Once you’re done with the studio, you have to go home and we still, you know, keep writing. So that’s how it gets distracting because, you know, you kind of – you worked already whole day, you want to relax, but in the second you want to relax for a second, Las Vegas will get you. You know, there’s always something going on and you have to force yourself to not be distracted.”
Go here for further details.
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If you were only allowed to pick one black metal album to hear for the rest of 2019, I would strongly suggest you choose False's Portent. A dizzying leap forward from an already very talented and rightfully well regarded act, it does not take long into ten minute opener "A Victual to Our Dead Selves" for the song to grab your undivided attention and never let go. Dedicated to the memory of several friends, the record is professional, passionate, heartbreaking and exhilarating. "Rime On The Song Of Returning" is an exceptionally poetic ode to natural abandon that seems to question our size in the scope of the march of time. The band have never sounded more precise, empowered and fiery, like there is a fortune teller at band practice urging them to claim destiny's heights. If this album holds significance of metal's future it is one that honors the best of the past while boding very well for the genre's horizons.
