MESHUGGAH To Play Czech Republic In July

June 7, 2007

Swedish experimental extreme metallers MESHUGGAH have added a Prague, Czech Republic date to their current itinerary. The group's schedule is now shaping up as follows:

Jun. 22 - Kauhajoki, Finland - Nummirock
Jun. 29 - Borlänge, Sweden - Peace & Love
Jun. 30 - Gothenburg, Sweden - Metaltown
Jul. 02 - Kristiansand, Norway - Quart Festival
Jul. 07 - Bergum, Holland - Waldrock
Jul. 08 - Salzhaus, Switzerland - Winthertur
Jul. 10 - Prague, Czech Republic - Rock Café
Jul. 12 - Novi Sad, Serbia - Exit Festival
Jul. 14 - Venice, Italy - Frozen Rock Open Air

Revolver magazine (web site) reported in January that MESHUGGAH is returning on its next album to the pummeling double bass drums and angular riffage that defined their early material to sculpt what they say will be their most savage, eclectic offering yet. "We've got some fast, intense songs and hectic, heavy stuff that draws from all the things we've done in the past," said drummer Tomas Haake. "It's so great to actually be playing drums again."

The band members started writing last August and are said to be working on more than a dozen new tunes. To some extent, the tone of the music was motivated by the four months MESHUGGAH spent last year rerecording guitars for the Halloween re-release of their 2002 album, "Nothing". "It was great to revisit that super-heavy stuff," Haake told Revolver. "While we were doing it, we found new ways of playing guitar that give the music a really scary tone. That's going to make this record sound more brutal."

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