Mudvayne releases new song, first in over a decade
After a long wait filled with teasing and anticipation, the return of Mudvayne is finally here with their first new music release in sixteen years. The band last released an album in 2009, and now they are back with a new single titled “Hurt People Hurt People.” This comeback track comes with an accompanying lyric video and was produced by Nick Raskulinecz, known for his work with Deftones and Foo Fighters, and mixed by Josh Wilbur, who has worked with Lamb of God and Korn.
Interestingly, “Hurt People Hurt People” also marks Mudvayne’s debut on Alchemy Records, a label co-founded by promoter Danny Wimmer. This single not only signifies the band’s return but also sets the stage for their upcoming 25th-anniversary tour celebrating their groundbreaking album L.D. 50. The tour will feature Static-X and Vended alongside Mudvayne as they hit the road once again.
In the world of new music, Metal Insider has been keeping track of all the latest releases. From 37 new songs and videos to fresh visuals from existing albums, there is a lot to catch up on in the metal music scene. One such highlight is Glass Lungs and their new EP “Afterglow,” combining shoegaze atmosphere with post-hardcore melodies. Sadistic Force is another band making waves with their EP “Morbid Odyssey,” a blend of blackened speed and old-school tenacity reminiscent of Judas Priest and Motörhead.
Metal Insider’s “New & Noteworthy” column is the perfect place to discover the latest rock and metal releases. Whether you’re a fan of Deftones, Three Days Grace, Burning Witches, Blackbriar, or Arcadia, there is something for everyone in the recent offerings. Notable releases from Good Charlotte, Halestorm, Attack! Attack!, Babymetal, Chevelle, and Rise Against have also been making waves in the metal scene.
With so much new music to explore, it’s an exciting time for metal fans. Whether you’re into classic bands making a comeback or discovering fresh sounds from up-and-coming artists, there is no shortage of new tunes to dive into. So, grab your headphones, turn up the volume, and dive into the ever-evolving world of metal music.