Mudvayne

Album Title: Mudvayne
Record Label: Sony Records
Review by Chris Fox
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MUDVAYNE returns to their manic musings with shadows of their past sound. The truly heavy sound of “Dig” and “Prod” has resurfaced in their newest album. Rediscovering their scattered and abrasive sound, MUDVAYNE has created an album that delves into the disturbing tonality of their past with subtle examples of their seasoned musical status. This album is full of songs that lull you into a false sense of security with ambient rumbles and calming melodies before they hit you with a wall of sound that is undeniable. After previous albums, where they thrived on the lighter side of their sound, this album finds itself rivaling “L.D. 50,” and a new understanding of what it means to be angry. The guttural vocals and eerie bass lines have reestablished what MUDVAYNE is and what they are capable of.

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