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Puddle Of Mudd has released the official music video for the song “Free.” The track is from last year’s “Kiss The Machine” album. Free Puddle Of Mudd was formed in 1991 by Wes Scantlin (pictured above), the only original member still with the band. Currently, he is joined by bassist Michael Anthony Grajewski, who had a three-year run with the band over a decade ago but returned in ’24, plus new members Miles Schon (lead guitar) and Jon Smith (drums). The band has sold more than seven million albums worldwide — including four million in the United States – highlighted by their breakout sophomore multi-platinum album “Come Clean” (2001) which contained the Billboard Hot 100 hit “Blurry.” The song also topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock and Hot Modern Rock Tracks charts. Blurry ### The post Puddle Of Mudd Are “Free” appeared first on RockinTown.

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President Trump has said he is “very intent on making a deal” with Iran, following a post on Truth Social in which he hailed ongoing peace talks and called off planned strikes against Iran’s power infrastructure

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