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Speaking to Hammer around the release of The Way Of All Flesh, Gojira’s frontman, Joe Duplantier, explained that the overriding theme of that album was death, the sense of purpose that get ...

Gojira is a heavy metal band from France. The band specifically started in South-Western France in the French Pyrenees, also known as French Basque Country.

The Way of All Flesh. When Gojira were settling in to record their fourth full-length album, frontman Joe Duplantier admitted that, at age 30, he was wrestling with his eventual non-existence.

Just as they marked their 2003 album 'The Link’ with 'The Link Alive’ and 2008's ‘The Way of All Flesh’ with ‘The Flesh Alive,’ Gojira showcase many of the songs on 2012's 'L’Enfant ...

French art metallers Gojira will see two of their landmark albums -- 2005's 'From Mars to Sirius' and 2008's 'The Way of All Flesh' -- issued in gatefold, double-LP editions. Their former label ...

This is the first North American vinyl pressing of the LP. The Way of All Flesh from 2008 cracked the Billboard 200 upon its release and features guest vocals from Lamb of God's Randy Blythe.

We get clips of them recording The Way of All Flesh in the studio, of them preparing to go on tour, and the various aspects of their tour, culminating in a 2009 run opening for Metallica.

Duplantier talked about Gojira’s brand new album ‘L'Enfant Sauvage,’ ‘The Flesh Alive’ DVD and their upcoming tour with Lamb of God and Dethklok.

While modern heshers await the next album from Mastodon,Flesh serves as brutal palate cleanser. Like the good postmodern thrashers they are, Gojira blend blast ...

Gojira, France's eco-friendly death metallers, are so far ahead of their metal brethren that they're practicing the game of one-upmanship with themselves. After turning (and subsequently breaking ...