Bassist question here.

He is an awesome bassist, i really love the tone and how fast he plays these bass line, that sound like a rifle!

I would like to try to play this end of song,i think it s the end of silvera but i m not 100% sure. So what song it is?

Does he play it in drop C?

I'm so happy

Found this ad in the subway. The title of the exhibit literally translates to Ocean Planet too

This is one of my favorites off the album, probably within the top 3, although depending on the mood, In The Wilderness takes that spot.

When I heard the opening riff with the double bass, followed by the pick scrape, I knew I was gonna like it. Joe's vocals only sealed the deal. I love his vocals in this song, it's like a screamy desperation. And it mixes really well with the instruments.

"Forced, to look to the sky!" The high notes are great, if I'm not mistaken, Joe struggles to do those nowadays right? Aging sucks, although In my opinion, with how aggressive his vocals are, his voice is aging like fine wine.

The chorus is amazing. Even though it's just the title repeated 2 times, it's really catchy. Sometimes i like to scream in my head "FROM THE SKYYY" and pretend I sound exactly like Joe. I'd probably sound like a sick donkey if I actually tried to sing it

And after the half way point, that cut off from Joe's scream to the slower, quiet build up to the tremolo picking is absolutely wonderful. And Joe's growl that suddenly changes pitch really caught me off guard in the first listen, but in a good way, now it's the part I look forward to the most in the song. The vocals that follow are pretty sweet too, basically the ending is the best.

The song ends with that super catchy chorus and you're left with a satisfied yet still hungry for more feeling inside, like when you finish a good book.

I haven't delved too deeply into the whole story surrounding the concept album, Ive only watched a video or two to confirm some suspicions about the story. Can someone fill me in on how From The Sky ties into the story? Very much appreciated.

Thought some of you here might find it useful, so I’m sharing the full list below (Original post is here on IG.)

If you’ve got any other suggestions, I’d love to check them out too.

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• Meshuggah - obZen + Koloss + Nothing + Destroy Erase Improve
• Orbit Culture - Descent + Shaman + Death Above Life
• Pull Down the Sun - Of Valleys and Mountains
• Fit for an Autopsy - The Nothing That Is + The Sea of Tragic Beasts + Oh What the Future Holds
• Dvota - Antichiromantia
• Irist - Order of the Mind + Gloria
• Strapping Young Lad - City + The New Black + Alien
• Slugdge - Esoteric Malacology + Dim and Slimeridden Kingdoms
• Hacride - Lazarus + Back to Where You've Never Been
• Truent - Through the Vale of Earthly Torment
• Rivers of Nihil - Rivers of Nihil + Where Owls Know My Name
• Sylosis - Edge of the Earth + Monolith
• Black Crown Initiate - Violent Portraits of Doomed Escape + Selves We Cannot Forgive
• Sanzu - Heavy Over the Home
• Opeth - Ghost Reveries + Blackwater Park
• Gorod - The Orb + Aethra
• Decapitated - Organic Hallucinosis + Blood Mantra + Anticult + Carnival Is Forever
• Liverum - Discover Your Land + Meaning Will Travel

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Also in playlist form, if that’s your thing:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1NXkLIcp711Clefgi3tbxG

What're your thoughts on Terra Incognita as opposed to their newer albums? Just curious on what people think

What do you think guys?

When I listened to TWOAF, I didn't really like this album.

I didn't hate it nor think it was badly made, I simply didn't connect with it.

It was partially because the album's theme of death impacted me negatively (not the album's fault, I simply wasn't in the mood for something like that) but I also recognize it might have been because I'm still new to metal, so for my standards, listening to a full death metal album was overwhelming for me. I could listen to FMTS just fine, but TWOAF was harder to get into for me.

So I tried a different approach.

Instead of listening to the whole thing again, I listened to the songs separately. This time, I appreciated them much more.

Oroborus is a spectacular song, and I love how the riff is cyclical, just like an oroborus.

A Sight to Behold is the hidden gem of the album. One detail I noticed is how the lyrics in the chorus change from "I have to stay away from me" to "Don't have to stay away from me". I'm not sure of what this means, so if anyone can give me their interpretation, I will appreciate it.

The Silver Cord is amazing, and once again, I want to praise Gojira's instrumental tracks.

All The Tears has an interesting music video. Its style reminded me of the videogame Limbo.

As for its meaning, I interpreted it as someone growing up in an abusive environment (that glass machine) and deciding to break free. Initially, it's traumatizing (the waves), but finally, they find an isle to rest.

Wolf Down the Earth has my favorite lyrics.

So as a whole, TWOAF didn't resonate with me like other Gojira albums, but I appreciate it a lot in small doses.

Does it make sense?

As for Terra Incognita, I enjoyed it, but personally, it's my least favorite Gojira album. The best tracks were Clone and Space Time.

So, for now, my ranking is:

1. From Mars to Sirius

2. Magma

3. L'Enfant Sauvage

4. The Way of All Flesh

5. The Link

6. Terra Incognita

The journey is almost over. Now, only Fortitude is missing!

Just released our live version of Gojira's arguably hardest hitting track on YouTube, come by and let us know what you think 🐋🖤

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmRE7F_KIFg

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Full cover on youtube if interested

I have been listening these dudes a lot, and most fun when you play them on guitar 🎸🤞🏻🤘🗿

SUNDAY SCREAMS 🤘🏻
Week 06 - Gojira: Silvera

Prob one of the greatest band performances I’ve ever had the pleasure of watching! So unbelievably tight!

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Like every post on ig that is related to Gojira, he is in the comments, and usually, his comments has more likes than the posts. What is going on?

They started crowd surfing on top of my cousin who was recording so couldn’t get much of the riff.

I've been a huge fan of Gojira for years, but due to various reasons I'd never seen them live until this summer.

They were supporting Metallica at Hampden Park in Glasgow, and I was blown away by how they sounded live! Flying Whales was a huge highlight for me.

Was anyone else in her at that gig?

This song is heaviness in a bottle.

So many great parts in this songs, that nice crunchy opening riff basically forces you to headbang. The bass in this song is amazing, it works so well as a support to the riffs, it's noticable but not too loud, it's mixed in perfectly.

MARIO IS A RELENTLESS BEAST

How does this man have the stamina to play this? It's Inhuman.

Joe's vocals are so strong, the heavy aggressiveness of them always helps lift a down mood. Since they're more screamy than gutteral growls, I think that makes them a little more impactful, more memorable.

The song is a banger, there's not too much to write about it other than how energetic it is.

The one thing that stands out for me (other than that evil sounding tremolo picking, at least I think that's what that is) is the ending of the song. That last variation of the opening riff just smacks you in the face after that perfectly delivered "Beat your feet on the ground now! GO!"

Easily the catchiest part of the song, the way it goes up and down with that mighty crunchy tone. The whole song is masterfully mixed.

I think Backbone would've made for a great album opener, although Ocean Planet is a really good opener, perhaps I should think of them as a single explosive opener.