: The ninth studio album, later followed by a deluxe edition in 2024. The 2025 Re-Recordings ("Best Of")
: The band's former label, Prospect Park, reportedly sold their original masters without the band's consent, leading the group to "take back control" of their music.
: Marked a shift in their production style and included tracks like "Inside Out".
: Also peaked at No. 2, released just months after Volume 1.
In 2025, 5FDP released re-recorded versions of their greatest hits on and Volume 2 . These versions are often noted by "2025 Version" in digital listings. The primary reasons for these re-recordings include:
: Reached No. 3 on the Billboard 200 and featured "Under and Over It".
: Vocalist Ivan Moody expressed a desire to re-record these tracks sober, providing a new perspective on the band's legacy.
: The ninth studio album, later followed by a deluxe edition in 2024. The 2025 Re-Recordings ("Best Of")
: The band's former label, Prospect Park, reportedly sold their original masters without the band's consent, leading the group to "take back control" of their music.
: Marked a shift in their production style and included tracks like "Inside Out".
: Also peaked at No. 2, released just months after Volume 1.
In 2025, 5FDP released re-recorded versions of their greatest hits on and Volume 2 . These versions are often noted by "2025 Version" in digital listings. The primary reasons for these re-recordings include:
: Reached No. 3 on the Billboard 200 and featured "Under and Over It".
: Vocalist Ivan Moody expressed a desire to re-record these tracks sober, providing a new perspective on the band's legacy.
