MESHUGGAH’s TOMAS HAAKE On Possible Follow-Up To ‘Immutable’ Album: ‘There’s Nothing In The Works’

Meshuggah drummer Tomas Haake says there is no work under way on a follow-up to the band’s 2022 album, *Immutable*. The group plans to focus on its 40th-anniversary touring in 2027, after which it will consider what comes next; Haake expects they will eventually make another album, but made no promises.

Haake said he is pleased with *Immutable*’s music, though he felt its sound could have benefited from the remaster released in April 2025, which also added three live tracks. He described the album as nearly 60 minutes long and said he might have removed one or two songs, possibly “The Faultless”, while still valuing its different feel. The anniversary tour is planned for North America, with Testament and Blood Incantation supporting.