Voivod
Voivod · 2003
65 min · 13 tracks · progressive metal · thrash metal
A complex weave of thrash and progressive metal, infused with futuristic themes and intricate musicianship.
Why this album works
- Best for
- steady pacing with climactic moments futuristic themes for deep thinkers thoughtful exploration of complex ideas
- Context
- Released on March 4, 2003, 'Voivod' is the self-titled album by Canadian progressive metal pioneers Voivod, marking their first release after the tragic death of guitarist Denis 'Piggy' D'Amour in 2005. This album showcases their continued evolution, integrating new influences while maintaining their signature sound. It was a significant step in re-establishing their presence in the metal scene after a period of lineup changes and experimentation.
- If you like
- progressive metal, thrash metal
Voivod is an album by Voivod, released in 2003. A complex weave of thrash and progressive metal, infused with futuristic themes and intricate musicianship. 'Voivod' received critical acclaim for its ambitious sound and conceptual depth, charting on the Billboard Heatseekers chart and revitalizing interest in the band. The album's blend of genres has influenced numerous metal bands, exemplifying Voivod's role as innovators within both thrash and progressive metal communities. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Voivod sound like?
A complex weave of thrash and progressive metal, infused with futuristic themes and intricate musicianship. Rooted in progressive metal and thrash metal.
What makes Voivod by Voivod notable?
'Voivod' received critical acclaim for its ambitious sound and conceptual depth, charting on the Billboard Heatseekers chart and revitalizing interest in the band. The album's blend of genres has influenced numerous metal bands, exemplifying Voivod's role as innovators within both thrash and progressive metal communities. Released on March 4, 2003, 'Voivod' is the self-titled album by Canadian progressive metal pioneers Voivod, marking their first release after the tragic death of guitarist Denis 'Piggy' D'Amour in 2005. This album showcases their continued evolution, integrating new influences while maintaining their signature sound. It was a significant step in re-establishing their presence in the metal scene after a period of lineup changes and experimentation.
Who is Voivod for?
Voivod works well if you're into steady pacing with climactic moments, futuristic themes for deep thinkers and thoughtful exploration of complex ideas.
How many songs are on Voivod?
Voivod has 13 tracks, running approximately 65 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Gasmask Revival Standout 4:16
- 2 Facing Up 4:48
- 3 Blame Us 5:36
- 4 Real Again? 4:52
- 5 Rebel Robot 4:48
- 6 The Multiverse Standout 5:29
- 7 I Don’t Wanna Wake Up 5:49
- 8 Les Cigares volants 4:06
- 9 Divine Sun 5:05
- 10 Reactor 3:55
- 11 Invisible Planet 4:37
- 12 Strange and Ironic 4:31
- 13 We Carry On Standout 7:41
Release Date
March 4, 2003
Artist Origin
Canada
Runtime
65 min 38 sec
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