Five Finger Death Punch are one of modern metal’s success stories. The prolific Las Vegas band have released six albums since their inception in 2005, a heroic pace by today’s standards. Their work ethic has paid off, propelling them from undercard hopefuls to arena-filling headliners. Sure, their low-slung bludgeon and air of machismo has drawn some fire, but the figures speak for themselves: their most recent album, Got Your Six, peaked at No.2 in the US, something that makes them the envy of many of their contemporaries. And here are the 10 tracks that got them where they are.

• Zoltan Bathory
• Best Songs Of Five Finger Death Punch

Dying Breed 5FDP’s second album, 2009’s War Is The Answer, was a game-changer, debuting at No.7 in the US charts. It was also their first collaboration with producer Kevin Churko, who coaxed a thrash-powered shelling out of the band, especially on Dying Breed – a song originally recorded as a bonus track, until the band heard the finished article and instantly promoted it album opener. Got Your Six The title track from their 2015 album references a military metaphor for protecting your brother’s back — a nod to their support of the armed forces as well as a rallying cry among the musicians to draw closer in the face of adversity – something 5FDP aren’t strangers to. Propelled by drummer Jeremy Spencer’s marauding, behind-the-beat attack, Got Your Six begs to be played at neighbor-vexing volumes. Burn MF A dizzying blitz of rhythmic bombardment, this track from The Wrong Side Of Heaven And The Righteous Side Of Hell (Vol.

1) has installed itself as a fan favourite in their live shows, with vocalist Ivan Moody unleashing his cavernous roar above the dual-fretted chug of guitarists Zoltan Bathory and Jason Hook. Guaranteed pit-opener. Way Of The Fist The band’s self-produced 2007 debut, The Way Of The Fist, contains some of their strongest material, not least the bludgeoning title track. A showcase for Zoltan Bathory’s unique style, this was one of the tracks that caught the attention of not just festival audiences, but bands like Korn and Disturbed, who offered the band critical support slots in their early days. Hard To See He may be best known for his gasoline-soaked roar, but Ivan Moody boasts an impressive range that allows him to switch between feral growls and piercing clean vocals and this mid-tempo monster includes generous doses of both, along with audience-friendly singalong lyrics and Jason Hook’s cartwheeling fretboard dynamics.

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Zoltan Bathory

Lift Me Up What’s not to love about this full-throttle headbanger from The Wrong Side of Heaven and the Righteous Side of Hell (Vol. It’s all there — the two guitarists’ bludgeoning low-end chug, the bouncy Pantera-flavoured tempo, Moody’s vitriolic, “come-at-me” delivery and a horn-throwing guest turn from Rob Halford in the second verse. While 5FDP’s catalog boasts a raft of catchy ballads and mid-tempo favourites, they made their bones with the heavy stuff and this is one of their best. White Knuckles Live, Moody often introduces this song with the lyric, ‘I’m taking back control’, whipping the legions into a frenzy. Buried in the middle of their debut album, White Knuckles emerged as a surprise hit with its propulsive attack and mountain-cracking breakdown.

Best Songs Of Five Finger Death Punch

Explosive, cathartic and impossibly-addictive, by the end of this song in their live set, the entire venue looks like a sprawling, windswept field of fists and horns.