Taken from their chart topping new album ‘Magma’, ‘Low Lands’ and its music video are streaming now on the Gojira’s official YouTube channel. The captivating video – directed by band members Joe and Mario Duplantier’s cousin, Alain Duplantier – was shot at the brothers’ family home in Ondres, France.
Joe Duplantier said: “It is an intimate and poetic piece directed by our dear cousin and friend Alain Duplantier. One of the ‘characters’ featured in this film is ‘Gayeres’ the family house where Mario and I grew up.
“We jammed to our first songs, started Gojira, and recorded most of our albums there. Our sister Gabrielle also contributed to the making of this video. We want to thank all the wonderful people who worked hard to make this happen and all our fans for supporting us with so much passion and respect.
“We hope you'll enjoy the trip as much as we do.”
Last month Gojira returned with their widely acclaimed new
LP MAGMA to take the #1 spot on Billboard’s ‘Hard Rock Albums’ chart making
them the first French band to hold the #1 spot on the chart in its nine year
existence.
The release of MAGMA marked the highest chart debuts of
Gojira’s career around the globe.
This autumn, after their 13th August Bloodstock slot Gojira embark on an extensive North American headline tour with Tesseract. The band returns to the UK from November 23rd, in support of Alter Bridge. Volbeat and Like A Storm also perform. Tickets are on sale now for the arena shows, which don’t include any Irish dates.
MAGMA has been heralded by two stunning visuals pieces for
album tracks “Silvera” and “Stranded.” “Silvera” is accompanied by a Drew Cox
directed music video shot in New York City, which has received over 1.5 Million
views on Gojira’s official YouTube channel while the official video for
“Stranded,” directed by Vincent Caldoni, has already garnered 2.1 Million views
and charted in the Top 25 on Spotify’s US Viral 50 chart.
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