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The End of All Things to Come
Metal · 2002 · 13 tracks

The End of All Things to Come

Mudvayne

A hyper-technical collision of slap-bass grooves and jagged polyrhythms. Aggressive, conceptually dense, and sonically precise alternative metal.

November 12, 2002 · Epic

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A calculated, high-tension exploration of existential frustration and technical precision.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks
01
Silenced
3:01
02
Trapped in the Wake of a Dream
4:41
03
Not Falling
4:04
04
(Per)Version of a Truth
4:40
05
Mercy, Severity
4:55
06
World So Cold
5:37
07
The Patient Mental
4:39
08
Skrying
5:38
09
Solve et Coagula
2:49
10
Shadow of a Man
3:54
11
12:97:24:99
0:11
12
The End of All Things to Come
3:01
13
A Key to Nothing
5:07
Moments Worth Listening For
The elastic, percussive bass solo that opens Silenced with a metallic snap.
The sudden shift from melodic, atmospheric verses to the explosive, anthemic chorus of Not Falling.
The unsettling eleven seconds of total silence in 12:97:24:99 that resets the album's momentum.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does The End of All Things to Come sound next to the rest of Mudvayne's catalogue?

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The writing leans notably further into existential than the rest of the catalogue.

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