"Destroy Erase Improve" is the second studio album by the Swedish metal band Meshuggah, released on May 12, 1995, under Nuclear Blast. This album is notable for its complex structures and innovative use of polyrhythms, solidifying Meshuggah's reputation as pioneers in the extreme metal genre. With a total of 10 tracks, "Destroy Erase Improve" showcases a blend of progressive rock and heavy metal elements, featuring aggressive guitar riffs, intricate drumming, and guttural vocals. The album's sound is characterized by its heavy use of down-tuned guitars and complex time signatures, which have influenced countless bands in the metal scene. Key tracks from the album include "Internal Evidence" and "Future Breed Machine," which exemplify the band's signature style. "Destroy Erase Improve" stands as a significant release in the evolution of metal music, illustrating the band's unique approach to songwriting and rhythm. The album continues to be a critical reference point in discussions about the development of metal sub-genres, particularly in the realms of djent and progressive metal.