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Five Finger Death Punch’s Chris Kael on His Five Favorite Extreme Metal Albums

May 7, 2018 Emily Bellino

Five Finger Death Punch bassist Chris Kael ranks his top five extreme metal albums.

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Interviews Celtic Frost, Chris Kael, code orange, Five Finger Death Punch, groove metal, hard rock, home featured, Morbid Tales, Nails, Reign In Blood, Slayer, Terrorizer.

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