Five Finger Death Punch guitarist Zoltan Bathory told Guitar World that the name of the band’s new LP, And Justice For None, was inspired by both the group’s recent legal battle as well as the classic 1988 Metallica album, . . . And Justice For All. Bathory explained, “We were in a lawsuit with the label, and it was a long process. The thing is, no one really wins a lawsuit. So, when we were finished, And Justice For None was a line that Ivan (Moody, singer) dropped. We started thinking and decided to call the album that because it embodied the situation we went through. It’s also a nod to Metallica and we knew it would also piss off the online trolls (laughs). It was perfect.”

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Greta Van Fleet reunited last Wednesday night (May 23rd) with 87-year-old Gretna Van Fleet, the woman whose name the band borrowed for themselves with a small alteration. Van Fleet and her husband Dale were invited to join the band at its sold-out show at the Fillmore in Detroit, meeting up with the members for the first time in five years.

Van Fleet told Billboard, “They’ve matured, I’ll say that. It was mostly ‘Glad to see you again’ and congratulations on their accomplishments and so forth. We had seen the parents in between, but not the boys. I hadn’t met the drummer yet, so it was nice to meet him.”

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