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with lyrics that shine a spotlight on younger generations social and economic struggles in pursuit of The American Dream
The band’s past two records — all filtered twangy guitar riffs
The various ethnic influences lift the album's already mystical atmosphere to a whole new plane
Although they had scored a big success with Return to Fantasy
The album bustles with so many sounds and ideas that it challenges listeners to decide where to put their ears first
END OF ALL THINGS TO COME 3/3/2003 with lyrics that shine aMudvayne: Chud (vocals); Guug (guitar); Ru D (bass); Spug (drums). Recorded at Pachyderm Studio, Cannon Falls, Minnesota. When Mudvayne's major label debut appeared, many critics either lumped the band into the same rap metal bag as Korn and Limp Bizkit, or merely dismissed the combo as a Slipknot rip off. On THE END OF ALL THINGS TO COME, the group transcends the comparisons and wacky makeup to deliver a ferocious slab of the hard stuff that, for