It's Children of Bodom's 'Follow the Reaper' (Finland) against Gojira's 'From Mars to Sirius' (France) in Round 1 of the Extreme Metal Olympics.

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 ...

It's France against Poland by way of Gojira 's From Mars to Sirius and Behemoth 's The Satanist, respectively, in the Quarterfinals of the 2016 Extreme Metal Olympics. Looking for the gold medal ...

While less grandiose in nature compared to, say, From Mars to Sirius, Gojira’s recent output still packs a punch, as the band wield an even tighter, more compact extreme-metal songcraft.

On From Mars to Sirius, Gojira aren’t afraid to introduce atmospheric sounding guitars either, and the result is an album that never gets boring. This is a band to watch; you will surely be seeing a ...

Gojira has since received three Grammy Award nominations. In 2017, Rolling Stone magazine named the band’s 2005 album “From Mars to Sirius” the 97th greatest metal album of all time.

Gojira, a popular French heavy metal band that has toured with Metallica and Slipknot, performed at the Opening Ceremonies.

A press release confirms that Prosthetic Records is offering up deluxe gatefold editions of the progressive death metal troupe's From Mars to Sirius and The Way of All Flesh, which the imprint ...

Opening act and France’s next big thing, Gojira, spews galactic death metal with Prosthetic Records debut From Mars to Sirius. Singer and guitarist Joe Duplantier is the first to take the plunge.

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 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.