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Meshuggah’s Bleed

Meshuggah are a much better band recorded than live, at least based on the only time I saw them a couple years ago when they were touring in support of Catch 33. But it’s hard to deny that their albums kick a lot of ass. Their latest video for the song Bleed off last year’s obZen is pretty intense, too.

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davd f said | 11 May, 2009

It looks like the director has been influenced a whole lot by Michael Hussar’s art. Like the video, love the video, the band and the country of Sweden! : )

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