Gojira's albums ranked: A critical look at the French progressive-metal band's catalog
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A critical ranking of French progressive-metal band Gojira's albums from worst to best. The article traces the band's journey from their early days in Bayonne, France, to their international breakthrough with 2005's From Mars to Sirius, and their current status as one of the most vital bands in heavy music. The piece examines the formidable catalog of the Dupontier brothers and their bandmates.
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· 3 pulledWhen Gojira burst onto the international stage with 2005's From Mars to Sirius, they seemingly came out of nowhere.
In truth, they just came from an unlikely source — Bayonne, France, not exactly a heavy-metal hot bed — and had already been grinding away, largely unknown, in their homeland for nearly a decade.
Today Gojira — vocalist-guitarist Joe Dupantier and his brother, drummer Mario, joined by guitarist Christian Andreu and bassist Jean-Michel Labadie — are respected as one of the most vital bands in heavy music.
A critical look at the French progressive-metal outfit's formidable catalog
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