In February 2004, bassist Dick Lövgren joined Meshuggah. The band then recorded and released the "I" EP, which contains a single, 21-minute track, released on Fractured Transmitter Records. Meshuggah spent about six months in total on recording the EP. "Catch Thirtythree", the only Meshuggah album on which programmed drums have been used, was released the following year in May 2005. Seven thousand copies of "Catch Thirtythree" were sold the first week, and it debuted at No. 170 on the "Billboard" 200 chart in June 2005. The video for the track "Shed" was released in June, and the previous album "Nothing" sold approximately 80,000 copies in the United States to that date, according to Nielsen SoundScan. "Catch Thirtythree" earned the band a Swedish Grammy nomination. In October 2005, German band Rammstein released a single of their song "Benzin" with a remixed version by Meshuggah.