MUDVAYNE 'L.D. 50' 2LP - IMPORT
Limited double 180gm audiophile vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket including six page insert.
As nu-metal’s first wave reached its saturation point at the dawn of the new millennium, Mudvayne offered a new way forward. On their 2000 debut, L.D. 50, the Illinois band churned out a mutated strain of hyper-technical nu-metal that had the fury of Slipknot, the eccentricity of System of a Down and the heady progginess of Tool. Everyone knows the riling br-br-deng anthem, “Dig,” but Mudvayne’s singular strokes really shine through on spazzy bangers like “Internal Primates Forever” and “Death Blooms.”
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MUDVAYNE 'L.D. 50' 2LP - IMPORT
MUDVAYNE 'L.D. 50' 2LP - IMPORT
Limited double 180gm audiophile vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket including six page insert.
As nu-metal’s first wave reached its saturation point at the dawn of the new millennium, Mudvayne offered a new way forward. On their 2000 debut, L.D. 50, the Illinois band churned out a mutated strain of hyper-technical nu-metal that had the fury of Slipknot, the eccentricity of System of a Down and the heady progginess of Tool. Everyone knows the riling br-br-deng anthem, “Dig,” but Mudvayne’s singular strokes really shine through on spazzy bangers like “Internal Primates Forever” and “Death Blooms.”
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Limited double 180gm audiophile vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket including six page insert.
As nu-metal’s first wave reached its saturation point at the dawn of the new millennium, Mudvayne offered a new way forward. On their 2000 debut, L.D. 50, the Illinois band churned out a mutated strain of hyper-technical nu-metal that had the fury of Slipknot, the eccentricity of System of a Down and the heady progginess of Tool. Everyone knows the riling br-br-deng anthem, “Dig,” but Mudvayne’s singular strokes really shine through on spazzy bangers like “Internal Primates Forever” and “Death Blooms.”
