Leman, Photography By : Kate Schermerhorn, Producer : Fred Durst, Producer, Engineer: John Kurzweg, Vocals, Guitar: Wes Scantlin, Written-By: Brad Stewart (2), Written-By: Douglas Ardito, Written-By: Jimmy Allen, Written-By: Wes Scantlin, Mandolin: Steve Twigger, Labelcode IMT861002. 1 mainstream rock singles in the United States. To date the band has sold over 7 million albums, and have had a string of No. "control" (acoustic) + "control" VideoĪ&R: Fred Durst, Art Direction: Jason Harter, Bass, Vocals: Douglas Ardito, Coordinator : Danny Wimmer, Drums, Vocals: Greg Upchurch, Edited By : Bobby Selvaggio, Edited By : James Murray, Edited By : Mike Butler, Engineer : Scott Cisco, Engineer : Scott Francisco, Engineer : Steve Mixdorf, Executive-Producer: Fred Durst, Executive-Producer: Jordan Schur, Guitar, Vocals: Paul Phillips (3), Management: The Firm (8), Mastered By: Vlado Meller, Mixed By: Andy Wallace, Photography By : Keith J. Puddle Of Mudd (often stylized as PUDDLE OF MU) is an American rock band from Kansas City, Missouri. Scantlin remains very transparent in his feelings and while the songs are about his own life struggles, there is a hint of hope through all of them, and that is something everyone can easily relate with.Incl. A tone that remains steady through its entirety, this is one of the main reasons why Welcome to Galvania is so hypnotizing with its steady rhythms and almost monotone vocals. Scantlin sings the songs as if he has seen the worst of days and nothing can shock him or impress him anymore. More introspective, “Time of our Lives” is looking back on those early days, while “Just Tell Me” focuses on trying to get everything right again.įrom here the album leads you through ups and downs of life, all with mostly a mellow approach. The band won the chance to record after winning a local battle of the bands competition. The album reached the Billboard 200 Albums chart peaking at 9. Stuck is the debut EP from Puddle of Mudd, released in 1994. Originally released in 2001, the album's music was responsible for breaking Puddle of Mudd into the mainstream music scene. Complete with ten songs, Scantlin and his bandmates Matt Fuller (guitar), Dave Moreno (drums), as well as Michael John Adams (bass) first introduced new material with the single “Uh Oh.” A good re-introduction to the band, the song is filled with cliches and almost sounds like Scantlin is channeling his inner teenager. Come Clean is the highly successful major-label debut and second studio album by the American rock band Puddle of Mudd. Now back on track, Welcome to Galvania picks up where Puddle of Mudd left off. Partly due to the struggle of Scantlin, fast forward to present day, he is ready to take a step forward with Welcome to Galvania. Going on to release their major label debut, Come Clean, in 2001, the album launched them into the spotlight in a big way thanks to cuts like “Control,” “Blurry” and “She Hates Me.” Sustaining success for the next few years thereafter, Puddle of Mudd found themselves on big tours with the likes of Nickleback and Linkin Park, but have been relatively quiet in more recent times. Spending many years as a working class independent Rock band, they had their big break ten years later when they were signed to Fred Durst’s label Flawless Records. In fact, Puddle of Mudd has a pretty lengthy history, one that dates back to 1991 when Wes Scantlin first launched the project. So, does the Post-Grunge Rock band stand or fall with their return?Ī fair question, you really need to look back a little before jolting forward to present day.
Out on Friday the 13th of September through Pavement Entertainment, it marks the band’s first collection of songs since their 2011 covers LP Re:(disc)overed and their first album of new music since they released Volume 4: Songs in the Key of Love & Hate a decade ago back in 2009.
Nearly forgotten, Puddle of Mudd has rise from the ashes to release their long overdue sixth studio album, Welcome to Galvania.
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