Thirteen movements, one argument, no hooks: how Meshuggah’s Catch Thirtythree gave djent a template and progressive metal an ...

Perched proudly over the experimental metal scene somewhere between the pounding rhythms of Meshuggah and the technicality of early ’80s Frank Zappa is Car Bomb, a resolutely hard-hitting New York ...

Meshuggah offer more than consistency, having unveiled new facets of their polyrhythmic avant-metal throughout their career. Whether it was Nothing introducing eight-string guitars in 2002, or obZen's ...

Over the course of more than 30 years, tech metallers Meshuggah have made a habit out of moving the goalposts, forcing everyone else to continuously play catch-up. Returning with ninth full-length ...