• Limited Edition
• Reissue
• 180 gram audiophile vinyl
• Gatefold sleeve with spot varnish on the cover
• Includes 4-page booklet with lyrics
  
  

Mudvayne's The End of All Things to Come arrived in 2004 as the band's third full-length, cementing their position as architects of progressive metal's math-rock expansion. Released during the late nu-metal era, the album distinguished itself through its refusal of commercial concessions—complex time signatures, virtuosic bass work from Ryan Martinie, and Chad Gray's layered vocal approach created a record that demanded active listening. Within the band's catalog, this stands as their most compositionally ambitious work, pushing the rhythmic and harmonic territories they'd established on prior releases into legitimately challenging territory.

The album's sonic landscape cuts between crushing heaviness and intricate restraint. "Silenced" and "Trapped in the Wake of a Dream" showcase the band's ability to construct songs around disorienting polyrhythms without sacrificing melodic hooks, while "Not Falling" demonstrates their command of dynamic range—building from minimal arrangements to crushing crescendos. "Mercy" and "Severity" track parallel thematic territory around human fragility and resolve, set against textures that blend organic and synthetic elements. "World So Cold" functions as the album's most accessible moment, proof that mathematical complexity needn't exclude emotional resonance. Throughout, Martinie's bass work operates as a compositional instrument rather than accompaniment, threading counter-melodies through nearly every track.

Music On Vinyl's 2025 repress restores this album to vinyl in 180-gram audiophile weight across two records, housed in a gatefold sleeve with spot varnish detailing that emphasizes the original artwork's visual hierarchy. The inclusion of a four-page booklet with full lyrics provides textual context often absent from streaming experiences. Produced by three-time Grammy Award winner David Bottrill—whose mixing credits include Rush, Silverchair, and Smashing Pumpkins—this pressing captures the album's deliberately dense production with clarity that justifies the format choice. For listeners who've only experienced this record digitally, the vinyl presentation makes structural details audible that compression obscures.

Title: The End Of All Things To Come
Artist: Mudvayne
Label: Music On Vinyl
Style: Rock, Math Rock, Progressive Metal, Nu Metal
Product Type: 2×Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Repress, Stereo, Black
Country: Europe
Release Year: 2025
Barcode: 8719262042469

Tracklist:

A1. Silenced
A2. Trapped In The Wake Of A Dream
A3. Not Falling
B1. (Per)version Of A Truth
B2. Mercy, Severity
B3. World So Cold
C1. The Patient Mental
C2. Skrying
C3. Solve Et Coagula
D1. Shadow Of A Man
D2. 12:97:24:99
D3. The End Of All Things To Come
D4. A Key To Nothing