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‘Jekyll and Hyde’ is another fan favorite. It just hurts me beyond belief if that it’s the only track from the debut album to make the cut. It’s the perfect mix of immediate pit creator, and sing-a-long classic. It’s remained a staple at pretty much every live show the band has ever done, and for good reason. One of metals finest compositions from its slow building intro, right through to Moody’s anguished screams that finish the track. Again, I’m not convinced it deserves a place on the album, but we’ll let it slide. ‘I Apologize’verges on a country song to begin with, seeming to take some influence from Metallica’s controversial ‘Mama Said’, until it moves on to become another metal sing-a-long. We’re then given their cover of the Animals ‘House Of The Rising Sun’, which honestly, I find to be their worst song and as a huge fan of the band, it genuinely upsets me that this took a place on the track-list above some absolutely stunning material. It’s an absolute masterclass in vocal delivery, with the grainy undertones to Ivan Moody’s voice delicately blending into his softer approach and the virtuosity talents of Jason Hook being perfectly mixed into what is a more modern and popular recording style to a lot of 5FDP’s output. Then comes ‘Wrong Side Of Heaven’, technically the bands most famous song, with almost 200 million YouTube views and over 80 million Spotify plays, and you can see why. Then comes ‘Bad Company’, their (far better) cover of the 70’s classic, and the brutal ‘Under And Over It’ from their 2011 release ‘American Capitalist’. We then veer back into newer territory with the first single from their latest release ‘Got Your Six’, maybe not the best choice for long term fans but it’s still explosive. This collaboration with the metal God himself Rob Halford is as powerful as ever on this new album, and serves as a pleasant familiarity to fans who might not be delighted with the inclusion of new tracks on a greatest hits release. First, we’re hit with the song that started 5FDP’s rise to the top of the metal scene, ‘Lift Me Up’. The over driven guitars contrast the restrained piano and lead into another huge chorus, much more obviously a new 5FDP track. Honestly, Ivan’s voice isn’t at its best here, but the gravelly ending to every line still interacts with the other instruments so perfectly. The second new track is ‘Gone Away’, one of their slower tracks, opening with a delicate piano part. The verses are reminiscent of the phenomenal first album ‘The Way Of The Fist’ in its dark vocal delivery and gymnastic riffing, while the chorus adds in that catchy element their newer work has been used to bring in the fans that now allow them to sell out Wembley Arena.

It’s heavy and in your face, exactly as we want it to be. ‘Trouble’ was released as a single at the end of October to build hype for this release, and it worked.

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