Swedish extreme metal architects MESHUGGAH have announced the release of newly remastered anniversary editions of two of the band’s most important works: “Destroy Erase Improve: 30th Anniversary Edition” and “Catch Thirtythree: 20th Anniversary Edition”. Both titles will be available on vinyl, CD digipack, and digitally, featuring the original album artwork and newly remastered audio. Both editions will be released on July 24, 2026 via Reigning Phoenix Music.

The releases follow their limited Record Store Day editions, which arrived this April with alternate/reimagined cover art. For these wider anniversary editions, MESHUGGAH return both albums to their original visual identities while preserving the enhanced, remastered sound created for this milestone campaign.

Originally released in 1995, “Destroy Erase Improve” marked a decisive turning point not only for MESHUGGAH, but for the future of heavy music itself. The album introduced a sharpened and unmistakable version of the band’s evolving language: machine-like rhythmic precision, dissonant riff architecture, jazz-fusion flashes, and a level of technical control that would become foundational to progressive, extreme, math, and djent-adjacent metal in the decades that followed. Widely regarded as one of the defining metal albums of the 1990s, “Destroy Erase Improve” remains a blueprint for the sound MESHUGGAH would make entirely their own.

To accompany “Destroy Erase Improve: 30th Anniversary Edition”, the remastered single “Future Breed Machine” has been released, spotlighting one of the album’s most iconic and enduring tracks.