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After spending a year and a half on the road, the members of Mudvayne only took a month off before starting work on the quartet's second album, The End of All Things to Come.
Instead of easing into the album, the band gambled on an ambitious recording schedule that made the ticking of the clock a constant source of tension. The self-imposed pressure to create paid off as Mudvayne pro...
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Forgoing the rock theatre and metallic space rock of their prior albums, Mudvayne has gotten back to 1-2-3 metal for their latest release Lost And Found which landed them for the first time in the ...
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