The whole Magma album is pretty heavy on the clean vocals

I love magma I'm still warming up to fortitude

Yeah, exactly, I think a lot of people miss this verse and not realize that this song is entirely about power of love and how speaker realizes at the end that this is the most powerful thing in the universe

@@jez_77 Thank you! You just made my day. Joe is extremely vulnerable in his writing which for me is Gojira’s main attraction. The music is incredible, but lots of bands are faster, heavier, more melodic, more technical. Gojira shines in subject matter, passion, and intelligence.

@@thoronthol1175 Yeah, even their early stuff like Terra Incognita or The Link have some really deep and delicate lyrics. The topics Joe writes about like our planet, development of person's mind and feelings, society, personal struggles, death, afterlife and so meany more. I dont think theres a single song that doesnt have some real value in lyrics. Im not surprised that at first people dont expect that, especially from those brutal growls. But when you focus on lyrics and listen how Joe sings them with so much emotions and passion, it really transitions from being just great and heavy music to a really strong, touching and meaningful message. One quick example that I listen to recently almost on loop - Space Time and that incredible bridge starting with "Now I see those mounts of fear". Like holy shit, that heavy riff, melodic guitar in the background, vocals and lyrics Joe sings. Its just so epic and magical that its almost hard to describe. Sometimes its put almost poetically, like entire From Mars to Sirius where all of its message is hidden behind that concept of astral travel. From first listen of Where dragons dwell for example someone could just think thats its a cool song about fighting a dragon, wouldnt be even anything uncommon in metal if it was just that. But as few verses suggests, its entirely about fighting your own demons inside and examples like that are countless with Joe. And he really likes to talk about his lyrics, its really intriguing to listen to him explaining some of the art he created.

Id say the topic of this song is the speaker realizing during said astral projection, that the heaviest matter of the universe is actually the power of love (which happens in the last part of the song). That would easily make it the heaviest song about love Ive ever heard, beating Love? by SYL to that

Unless you follow the cymbal stringing it along. Like in Remembrance the china should be followed to headbang

What this is this is pretty easy to headbang, try some Car bomb.