"Nothing" is the fourth studio album by the Swedish metal band Meshuggah, released on August 6, 2002, under Nuclear Blast. This album features a total of 10 tracks, showcasing the band's signature blend of progressive and extreme metal, characterized by intricate rhythms and polyrhythmic structures. "Nothing" continues to explore themes of existentialism and the human experience, a hallmark of Meshuggah's lyrical content. The album is noted for its heavy use of down-tuned guitars and complex time signatures, which have become defining elements of the band's sound. The production quality, handled by the band themselves, is recognized for its clarity and depth, allowing each instrument to shine in the dense mix. With its innovative approach to metal, "Nothing" has been influential within the genre, appealing to both fans of progressive rock and heavier styles of music. This release solidified Meshuggah's reputation as pioneers in the metal scene, further contributing to their legacy as one of the most respected and innovative bands in contemporary rock music.