Mudvayne

Theyve sold more than two million units worldwide and racked up four RIAA Gold-certified releases. Theyve garnered extensive radio and video airplay and were honored with the first-ever MTV2 Award. Theyve played hundreds of sold-out shows around the world and have been featured in the pages of Rolling Stone, Revolver, Entertainment Weekly, Newsweek, Blender, Maxim, Spin, Guitar World, USA Today and a myriad of others. They were even written into a pivotal episode of HBOs smash mafia drama The Sopranos. For most artists, such achievements usually mark the summation of an entire careerif theyre lucky.

Mudvayne, however, did all that in just three short years.

Their remarkable story continues with LOST AND FOUND, an electrifying, vividly-penned rock record from a band thats broadened its range without compromise. Produced by Dave Fortman (Evanescence, Superjoint Ritual), the highly anticipated album has the sonic heft of classic Mudvayne and is driven by the sledgehammer sound for which the band is known, but its heaviness has more to do with emotional content and delivery than amp settings.

Its definitely the most personal album weve ever made, says Chad. The songs deal with the test of the human spirit and the choices we make when faced with lifes more difficult challenges. Ultimately, its about consequences and being able to take a good long look in the mirror and feel good about who you are and the decisions that have shaped the person you've become.