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'New Game' Starts For MUDVAYNE On Tuesday

November 18, 2008

MUDVAYNE issues its fourth studio release on Tuesday (November 18),titled "The New Game". The disc follows an extended period in which the quartet recorded two full albums of new material, while singer Chad Gray and guitarist Greg Tribbett also went off to record and tour with the band HELLYEAH. But Gray told The Pulse of Radio that all the hard work paid off in MUDVAYNE's most mature album yet. "I really think that your music kind of comes from where you're at, you know, in life, and I think that, you know, every record we learn a little more about each other," he said. "It's not easier to write songs for us, but it is easier to write songs for us. We understand each other better. Where it used to take us a lot longer to kind of figure it out, we're a little quicker now to be able to kind of realize the direction that we're going in."

MUDVAYNE recently launched a new interactive mystery contest as a tie-in to "The New Game" that begins with fans finding items inside the album packaging necessary to play.

Among those will be a unique code number with which to register at Mudvayne.com, 11 mugshot photos of different "suspects," and a back story for each suspect and their situation. The ongoing mystery will also involve clues in the band's lyrics, knowledge of MUDVAYNE's history, and further hints in the video for their current single, "Do What You Do".

The video for "Do What You Do" (see below) premiered last week on MTV and MTV2.

MUDVAYNE is currently on the road to promote the arrival of "The New Game" through December 20. The band stops on Wednesday (November 19) in Spokane, Washington.

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