It has the most memorable chorus on the whole album (and that is saying much as all the other songs have really memorable one’s too), a well-executed solo, and a more laid-back guitar sound. Second song, and the first single for War Is The Answer, titled "Hard To See" demonstrates the hard rock side of this album. Fast double-bass kicks and decent lead guitar-work dominate the track and there is a skillful solo in the middle of the track too. "Dying Breed" starts things off in a thrashy manner, and isn't all that different from Way Of The Fist (if to exclude the super-catchy chorus). Whether the motives for this change in sound were noble or not, War Is The Answer is still a fair deal better than the band’s debut Way Of The Fist. Going for a more hard rock-ish sound on War Is The Answer, Five Finger Death Punch (5FDP) ditch a bunch of their groove/thrash metal influences, possibly in order to gain more mainstream attention.
And quite honestly, the guys have actually stepped it up on their sophomore album. The result - a well done hard rock record.įive Finger Death Punch, possibly the most arrogant and self-centered metal band ever, is back with a new album, and despite the band members being pretentious dicks, the music is what counts. Review Summary: Five Finger Death Punch mature.
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