Gojira, a popular French heavy metal band that has toured with Metallica and Slipknot, performed at the Opening Ceremonies. The Washington Post. ... “Terra Incognita,” the same year.

This time, we follow French metal masters Gojira’s career, from their 2001 debut, Terra Incognita, to their most recent effort, 2021’s Fortitude. The ascent of Gojira is one of modern heavy ...

Gojira had a humble beginning, releasing their first album in 2001, "Terra Incognita." They would follow that up with "The Link" in 2003 and "From Mars to Sirius" in 2005.

Gojira have become one of the more successful metal bands of the 21st century, releasing seven studio albums starting with their Terra Incognita 2001 debut and most recently featuring 2021's ...

Since releasing their straight-to-the-bone debut ‘Terra Incognita’ in 2001, Gojira have evolved from death metal worshippers to something broader and more progressive. In 2016 their sixth ...

The French metal quartet he formed with his brother Mario, guitarist Christian Andreu and bassist Jean-Michel Labadie have gone from strength to strength since the release of Terra Incognita 20 ...

Hailing from Bayonne, France, Gojira have been making music together since 1996 and released their first official full-length album, 'Terra Incognita' in 2001. Since then, Gojira have established ...

While the quartet’s debut, Terra Incognita, introduced the intricate and groove-powered death metal style which has remained their bread-and-butter ever since, its follow-up has just as much in ...

If we think right back to when we were writing Terra Incognita, ... Gojira tour the UK and Europe starting February 11 – get your tickets now. Read this next: ...

Gojira – Terra incognita (2001) "Here is a record that I must have listened to at least a thousand times! Their performance gave me a gigantic slap in the face "The first opus of our favourite ...

Gojira is a heavy metal band that began in 1995 in Ondres, Landes, ... "Terra Incognita." They would follow that up with "The Link" in 2003 and "From Mars to Sirius" in 2005.