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Watch Five Finger Death Punch’s video to promote their forthcoming single, “No One Gets Left Behind” below.

Five Finger Death Punch release the latest single from their new album, “War Is The Answer“, in the UK today [March 8] via Spinefarm Records.

Taken from the band’s latest/second album, “War Is The Answer“, and with studio track “Undone” included as a bonus, the single will be available on seven-inch colored vinyl (a limited, hand-numbered pressing) and as a download with a digital booklet.

Since the release of the debut Five Finger Death Punch album, “The Way Of The Fist“, back in 2007, the band has gained increasing support from US troops on active service, as a result of which their “Death Squad” motif now regularly features on combat vehicles and choppers along with the “No One Gets Left Behind” call to arms.

This latest single, the third from “War Is The Answer“, coincides with Five Finger Death Punch’s headline appearance at the Metal Hammer-backed Hammerfest event, due to take place in Prestatyn from March 12 to March 14. The Prestatyn show will also witness the UK unveiling of a brand new mic stand designed for Five Finger Death Punch frontman Ivan Moody by Alchemy Studios in the UK.

VIRAL VIDEO No One Gets Left Behind – Five Finger Death Punch 5FDP


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R.I.P–Tom “T-Bone” Wolk, who played bass for nearly 30 years with Daryl Hall and John Oates and also recorded with Elvis Costello and Billy Joel, died Saturday (Feb. 27) of an apparent heart attack. Wolk was to have performed with Hall and Oates today as part of the one-year anniversary show for NBC’s “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.”

Wolk’s age is unknown at deadline. A Yonkers, N.Y., native, the musician played bass on Kurtis Blow’s early rap classic “These Are the Breaks” and between 1986 and 1992, served as the bassist for the “Saturday Night Live” house band, where he became familiar for his omnipresent black top hat. Wolk also collaborated and recorded with Carly Simon, Rosanne Cash, Bette Midler, Cyndi Lauper, Jewel and Shawn Colvin throughout his career.

But he was best known for his tenure with Hall and Oates, which began with the 1981 album “Private Eyes” and continued until the present day. In addition to his bass work for the duo, Wolk also served as a co-producer on several of their projects.

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Seasons After band to Rock the World – Cry Little Sister

February 23, 2010
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The band is Chris Schlichting-vocals, James Beattie-guitar, backing vocals, Chris Dawson-guitar, Tim Rails-Drums, and Michael Byers-Bass, backing vocals. Seasons After self released their first album “Through Tomorrow” in June 2008. Their sound is very unique blend of heavy guitar sounds and amazing thick vocals.

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Puddle of Mudd at Ground Zero

February 22, 2010
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Puddle of Mudd’s first song was “Control” Everyone in the crowd was singing along at the top of their lungs. It was a great start for what was to come. After a few songs like Famous and Spaceship the crowd was going freaking nuts. Towards the end of the show POM did AC/DC’s “T.N.T”. Wes had the entire crowd fist pumping and what energy, I haven’t been to a show in a long with a crowd that was this intense.

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Puddle of Mudd live @ Ground Zero Image Gallery

February 19, 2010
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Puddle of Mudd & Cavo show at Ground Zero in Traverse City Michigan on 2/19/10

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Angel Blake – Alone

February 17, 2010
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Here’s one of my favorite songs by Angel Blake. ‘Alone‘ is put together really well and has great harmonizing vocals by Tobias Jansson. The intensity of the song builds up just in time for the ultimate release during the climax of the song. In my opinion, this is one of Jansson’s best work.

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