MESHUGGAH: New Live Videos, Photos Posted Online

June 1, 2005

Video clips and photos from MESHUGGAH's May 25, 2005 performance in Paris, France have been posted online. Check them out: Video#1, Video#2 (drummer Tomas Haake soundchecking),Photos.

As previously reported, Nuclear Blast Records have officially confirmed that MESHUGGAH have re-signed with the label. The group's new studio album, "Catch 33" (the band's final CD under their previous contract),was released in the U.S. on Tuesday (May 31). The follow-up to 2002's "Nothing" is being described as one continuous 47-minute song divided into 13 parts and is said to be "musically the opposite" of the group's 2004 EP, "I".

MESHUGGAH have hinted in recent interviews that they may embark on a U.S. tour in the fall. At press time, no American dates have yet been announced.

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