Kind of a little 'band therapy,' not quite 'Some Kind Of Monster' therapy, but we were talking about it. We chatted it out over coffee at the Hard Rock the other day, talking about all the feelings that were involved with that. When he came back, I really wasn't sure what to expect. I was fucking pissed about the whole thing, but I understood he had to go get his stuff taken care of. It nice stomp, four-on-the-floor, Ivan is angry just like he's always been."Ĭhris: "I had a shitty attitude when he left. One of those songs is one of the most aggressive songs we've done. Because we took two songs from the full-length and added those to the greatest-hits, we had to go back into the studio and do two brand-new songs. It's nice to be able to get two brand-new songs on the greatest-hits that you're going to get December 1. On the recent issues the band has faced, including singer Ivan Moody's ongoing battles with alcoholism and legal disputes with their record company, Prospect Park:Ĭhris: "With the release of the greatest-hits record, we got everything settled and ready to go.
I think each record, we get closer and closer and closer to that elusive perfect song." We're always trying to find that perfect song. Five gold records, one platinum record, why would you stray from that kind of sound when those people have been out there supporting you the whole time and come to expect 'that sound' from us?' It's all about great songs. There are some little kind of different departures on this record, but I wouldn't say we've gone and changed the sound. Six records into it, now seven, we've kinda got our thing, got our sound, our tones, the themes for the songs and whatnot. On the direction of FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH's as-yet-untitled new studio album:Ĭhris: "You know, it's one of those things that DEATH PUNCH, we are what we are. A few excerpts follow (transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET).
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Metalshop TV conducted an interview with FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH bassist Chris Kael prior to the band's November 26 concert at Forum Karlín in Prague, Czech Republic.
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