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MESHUGGAH Shared The Long-Awaited Music Video ‘The Abysmal Eye’

Meshuggah 2021

Meshuggah have released a brand-new video for their latest single, “The Abysmal Eye,” taken from their upcoming new album Immutable. Destined to be one of 2022’s most hailed and talked-about releases, Immutable once again showcases Meshuggah‘s collective brilliance, including some of the most jaw-dropping ensemble performances they have ever executed.

The music video that premiered on Meshuggah‘s YouTube channel may just be their most powerful, perceptive, and dazzling video to date!

Meshuggah’s new video gives us a glimpse of a mythic and emotionally charged journey in a brutal uninhabitable desert wasteland in an arthouse blockbuster, starring malevolent forces and brutal powers. Exciting experimental elements, otherworldly scenes, bodies flying through the air, humanoids turning into dust,… Meshuggah leads the viewer deep into the world of “The Abysmal Eye” which takes viewers on a dazzling adventure catching a glimpse of the surreal realm of Meshuggah’s latest song. The video was produced by Digital Thunderdome / IRWIN and directed by Scott Hansen.

Of course, with the Atomic Fire release dropping the album on April 1st this year, Meshuggah are yet to have the opportunity to take their songs out on the road. Find all confirmed tour dates and tickets here.

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Writer and extreme metal devotee, Ialdagorth has spent over a decade covering the darkest corners of heavy music. A black metal lifer, he spends his free time wandering the Carpathian Mountains, likely humming blast beats to the trees.

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