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Those frantic, plucked notes courtesy of bassist Ryan Martinie highlight one of their debut albums highest points: the groovy, almost jazzy basslines underscoring nearly every track, threatening to overwhelm the (admittedly mostly bog standard) rest of the band.

Fusing the insanity of fellow alt-metallers System of a Down and, yes, Slipknot with ethereal atmospheres, pounding rhythms, and haunting interludes reminiscent of Tool of all bands resulted in L.D.

Yet, after their equally crushing (if more accessible) sophomore effort The End of All Things to Come, they ditched their bizarre nicknames and costumes, took a more mainstream and less progressive approach, and eventually disbanded after increasingly weaker efforts.

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Release group information Artist: Mudvayne Type: Album Rating Genres alternative metal, heavy metal, hard rock, math rock, metal Other tags poprock See all tags External links Discogs en: The End of All Things to Come Wikidata: Q2701817 Editing Log in to edit Open edits Editing history Last updated on 2010-08-02 14:03 UTC Donate Wiki Forums Chat (IRC) Bug Tracker Blog Twitter Use beta site Brought to you by MetaBrainz Foundation and our sponsors and supporters.

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A year and a halfs worth of gigs opening for others propelled L.D.

Mudvayne s cartoonish costumes and makeup were embraced by metal fans for their novelty and, oh yes, the September 11 terrorist attacks altered the aesthetic climate in which the band functions.

Mudvayne still thinks nothing of putting out lyrics like, I need a barrel of cyanide, a pile of strychnine until the whole damn world is dead start over again (from the albums title song), as if it hadnt become painfully obvious that there actually are people in the world willing to act on such ridiculous sentiments.

The amusement value of such posturing is reduced when reality comes so close to dark fantasy.

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