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MESHUGGAH: New Video Interview With TOMAS HAAKE

September 25, 2012

Google Play's seven-minute video interview with drummer Tomas Haake of Swedish experimental extreme metallers MESHUGGAH can be seen below.

Click on the blue "Get free music" button to get a free download of "Do Not Look Down", a track off MESHUGGAH's latest album, "Koloss".

"Koloss" has sold more than 40,000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The CD was released in Germany on March 23 and the rest of Europe on March 26 (March 27 in North America) as a CD digi, limited-edition Magic Cube (CD digi plus DVD exclusive to Nuclear Blast mail order) and two-LP brown vinyl via Nuclear Blast Records.

MESHUGGAH's most recent video, "Break These Bones Whose Sinews Gave It Motion", was directed by Owe Lingvall of Sweden's Village Road Film.

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