Mudvayne - The End of All Things to Come (2005)

Synopsis: Once brushed off as a weak imitation of acts along the lines of Slipknot, Mudvayne has since gone on to prove itself with music that blurs the boundaries of nu-metal, rap-metal, math metal, and... Once brushed off as a weak imitation of acts along the lines of Slipknot, Mudvayne has since gone on to prove itself with music that blurs the boundaries of nu-metal, rap-metal, math metal, and basic alternative. Since forming Mudvayne in 1996, the visually-oriented Illinois-bred band members have gained recognition for their outrageous stage antics, garnering comparisons to groups like Korn and Limp Biskit. With THE END OF ALL THINGS, the band sets itself apart, contrasting its harsh metal core with a newfound sensitivity. Critics have taken note of this versatility, comparing the album in spots to bands as diverse in style as Morbid Angel, Rush, and Shudder to Think. [More]