New Five Finger Death Punch....

[C_F_H_13]

Ummm so yeah don't like the band but man have you heard the new "single"?

skip to :50 or so at this link

holy smash city batman

 

[Ermz]

Randy?

 

[C_F_H_13]

Randy?

I kind of hope not,.....but could be.

 

[K Odell]

Those drums sound like Randy to me.

 

[Ermz]

Hmm. Got a lot of that 'over-produced macho' thing going on like Dark Horse, but almost seems a bit too clean to be him.

Anyway.. it's definitely... something.

 

[Jarkko Mattheiszen]

Ouch :zombie: Even though it has similar qualities to Staub's work, I have a hard time believing it's him.

 

[Jarkko Mattheiszen]

Found it:

"The first single “Under And Over It” from Five Finger Death Punch’s highly anticipated third album has finally been released to radio today! Listen to it HERE. This song and the rest of the new album “American Capitalist” was cowritten, produced, engineered & mixed by Kevin Churko at The Hideout Recording Studio."

 

[K Odell]

Ah good deal. Sounds like someone is doing a horrible job at trying to be Randy then.

 

[Jarkko Mattheiszen]

Ah good deal. Sounds like someone is doing a horrible job at trying to be Randy then.

My thoughts exactly

 

[Habsburgs]

Every legendary band will eventually write its own call-to-arms. It's the classic song that causes them to explode beyond the boundaries of the genre they started in and become a crossover phenomenon. It's the undeniable anthem unique to them alone. For Pantera, it was "Walk". For Metallica, it was "Enter Sandman". For Korn, it was "Got the Life". For Five Finger Death Punch, it's "Under and Over It", the first single from their forthcoming third masterpiece, American Capitalist, available October 11, 2011.

D:

 

[26]

Ah good deal. Sounds like someone is doing a horrible job at trying to be Randy then.

could not listen to it yet, but i can't imagine that a guy who produces ozzy has an identity problem

 

[Jarkko Mattheiszen]

could not listen to it yet, but i can't imagine that a guy who produces ozzy has an identity problem

Probably not, but I'm still not a big fan of his mixing work. Check out Hinder's 2 Sides of me for example. When the massive intro FX ends and the actual mix kicks in it feels like something just happened to the playback system.

 

[26]

Probably not, but I'm still not a big fan of his mixing work. Check out Hinder's 2 Sides of me for example. When the massive intro FX ends and the actual mix kicks in it feels like something just happened to the playback system.

i agree, i wouldn't call myself a fan of his work either. but despite this he IMO has a certain "something" (like recognition value).
will try to check that mix out.

 

[ratsapprentice]

trololol

 

[26]

^ ?
if that's adressed at me - i'm just in the middle of some complicated work and have no time for a "scientific" post.

 

[ratsapprentice]

No man, at the band

 

[Sloan]

I WILL NEVER FORGIVE THEM FOR THAT PIECE OF SHIT COVER OF THE CLASSIC BAD COMPANY HIT 'BAD COMPANY'.

 

[ChrisTanakaCanwell]

Every legendary band will eventually write its own call-to-arms. It's the classic song that causes them to explode beyond the boundaries of the genre they started in and become a crossover phenomenon. It's the undeniable anthem unique to them alone. For Pantera, it was "Walk". For Metallica, it was "Enter Sandman". For Korn, it was "Got the Life". For Five Finger Death Punch, it's "Under and Over It", the first single from their forthcoming third masterpiece, American Capitalist, available October 11, 2011.

D:

 

[crillemannen]

^

Haha someone is putting themself on a pedestal there

 

[ahjteam]

I WILL NEVER FORGIVE THEM FOR THAT PIECE OF SHIT COVER OF THE CLASSIC BAD COMPANY HIT 'BAD COMPANY'.

oh, it was a cover. No wonder it sounded like the best song on the album