Скачать или смотреть Gojira - From Mars to Sirius [Vinyl]

French metal band Gojira, fronted by vocalist Joe Duplantier, debuted as diligent followers of Meshuggah.
They found a winning formula on the ecological concept album From Mars to Sirius (2005): a mildly aggressive prog-metal that actually recycled old thrash-metal stereotypes. Ocean Planet is one of their signature songs (like a "lite" version of Metallica with a gothic growl and quasi-jazz drumming) and The Heaviest Matter of the Universe is the real highlight, the heaviest song and the closest thing to death-metal on the album, with its machine-gun guitar riffs, and also the one with the most melodic chorus. The seven-minute Where Dragons Dwell and the eight-minute In The Wilderness are certainly impressive displays of pomp and emphasis, but hardly groundbreaking. More interesting are the songs that truly uproot the conventions of prog-metal, like the galloping and delirious Backbone (another display of creative drumming) or the vortex and agony of To Sirius. The eight-minute Flying Whales segues a hypnotic overture with a stormy, devastating second half. The seven-minute poppy power-ballad World To Come and the eight-minute singalong anthem Global Warming reveal their commercial ambitions. Even when a song is flat and uninspiring, the rhythm alone is enough to redeem it. Mario Duplantiera's drums alternate steady martial beats, tom-toms, blastbeats, and jazzy syncopation. He ranks as one of the most creative drummers of heavy metal.

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Tracklist:

01. Ocean Planet 00:00
02. Backbone 05:33
03. From The Sky 09:52
04. Unicorn 15:39
05. The Heaviest Matter Of The Universe 17:52
06. Where Dragons Dwell 21:52
07. Flying Whales 28:47
08. In The Wilderness 36:32
09. World To Come 44:13
10. From Mars 51:06
11. To Sirius 53:31
12. Global Warming 59:09

Genre: Groove/Progressive Metal
Year of release: 2005 (2011)
Label: Listenable Records #Posh137
Country of origin: France
Audio codec: FLAC
Rip type: tracks
Recording format: 24/96
Distribution Format: 24/96
Duration: 1:06:57
Digitization source: eventide


Vinyl condition: Mint
Dynamic Range: DR10
Equipment:
Okki Nokki
Technics 1210 MK2 w. SoundSupports tonearm base
Rega Rb250 w. Michell TecnoWeight & complete re-wire
Benz Ace L
Supa 3.0 (modified), 22kohm
PS8S external phono power supply
Lake People C440
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Recording: 32bit96kHz in Audacity w. Asio
Manual Fixing: Izotope Rx 2 Advanced
Auto de-clicking: - ("Raw")
FLAC frontend encoding level 8
Foobar2000 for tagging & testing

First time on vinyl, came out in 2011. Long gone and already expensive.
made by eventide
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