Gojira - From Mars to Sirius (Limited Edition)
- Ocean Planet
- Backbone
- From the Sky
- Unicorn (Instrumental)
- Where Dragons Dwell
- The Heaviest Matter of the Universe
- Flying Whales
- In the Wilderness
- World to Come
- From Mars
- To Sirius
- Global Warming
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Heavy Metal
- Tracks
- 12
- Pressing
- GatefoldPicture Disc
- Edition
- Limited Edition
""Originally released in 2005, The Legendary album 'From Mars to Sirius' put Gojira on the path to Worldwide stardom. Now having reached it's 20th anniversary, this classic album is still a massively Heavy Monster! 'From Mars to Sirius' concept relates the resurrection of a dead planet through an interplanetary quest, tackling environmental issues such as climate change and impacts on marine life as well as broader themes of life, death, and rebirth. Explaining the meaning behind the album title, Joe Duplantier (vocals) said in an interview that ""In some cultures, Mars symbolizes war and Sirius peace. (...) it can be a war within us, in our flesh, in our mind, a war with ourselves"". The song 'Flying Whales' is a homage to whales and their intelligence. The concept emerged during the second album's tour and resulted in the imagery and artwork for From Mars to Sirius. The cover art was created by Joe Duplantier. It has since been ranked amongst the Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time and considered as a masterpiece. It is now released as a 20th anniversary Limited Edition de Luxe double gatefold Zoetrope picture disc with exclusive and never seen band photos.
- Ocean Planet
- Backbone
- From the Sky
- Unicorn
- Where Dragons Dwell
- The Heaviest Matter of the Universe
- Flying Whales
- In the Wilderness
- World to Come
- From Mars
- To Sirius
- Global Warming
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Heavy Metal
- Tracks
- 12
The Legendary album 'From Mars to Sirius' put Gojira on the path to Worldwide stardom. It is a concept album addressing environmental issues and the rebirth of a dead planet through a space travel storyline, with the underlying theme of a transition from war to peace. From Mars to Sirius was released in 2005 to critical acclaim. It has since been ranked amongst the Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time.