Mudvayne Unleash “Harm Individuals Harm Individuals,” First New Tune in 16 Years

Mudvayne have dropped their first new music in 16 years, “Harm Individuals Harm Individuals.”

The aggressive observe touts an unrelenting barrage of groove riffs and gnarly manufacturing that crushes out frontman Chad Grey’s vocals with distortion. It’s a basic industrial nu-metal therapy, evoking the band’s business peak within the 2000s. As for the lyrical content material, the music expresses a surprisingly constructive ethical lesson regardless of the sonic harshness.

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“Harm Individuals Harm Individuals’ has in all probability been round for the reason that starting of man,” stated Grey in a press launch. “Actually longer than the phrase ever existed. The limitless cycle of projecting our ache onto others. I feel I wrote this music as a reminder to myself to interrupt the cycle. We create our personal struggling, our personal harm. It’s time for us to create self-love and let go of the ache. It was by no means ours to start with.”

The primary new materials from Mudvayne since their 2009 self-titled LP options Grey alongside guitarist Greg Tribbett, bassist Ryan Martinie, and drummer Matthew McDonough.

It’s this lineup that will likely be hitting the street for a co-headlining tour with Static-X. Each bands will likely be celebrating the twenty fifth anniversaries of their respective basic albums — Mudvayne’s L.D. 50 and Static-X’s Wisconsin Demise Journey — with dates kicking off September eleventh in Dubuque, Iowa. Get tickets right here.

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