Voivod 2026

From Blast Syndicate

June 12, 2026 · 38 min

About this episode

The episode features an interview with Michel “Away” Langevin of Voivod discussing their orchestral live album and creative adaptations for symphony orchestras.

You’re right. Here’s a safer version at 2,126 characters , leaving plenty of room under RSS.com ’s 4,000-character limit. Based on the transcript. Signals From Mars Episode 462 features Victor’s interview with Michel “Away” Langevin of Voivod, the Canadian progressive metal, thrash metal, sci-fi metal, avant-garde metal, and experimental heavy metal pioneers. This episode focuses on Voivod’s Symphonique, the band’s orchestral live album, and the creative process behind bringing Voivod’s futuristic, dystopian, cosmic sound into a symphony orchestra setting. Away discusses how Voivod adapted its unique rhythms, progressive arrangements, heavy metal energy, and science fiction atmosphere for orchestra while keeping the band’s identity intact. The conversation explores Symphonique, the Orchestre Symphonique de Québec, conductor Dina Gilbert, orchestral metal, symphonic metal, Quebec metal, Canadian metal, sci-fi soundtracks, dystopian music, and the continued evolution of one of metal’s most original bands. Fans of Voivod, Michel Away Langevin, Nothingface, Dimension Hatröss, Killing Technology, Synchro Anarchy, The Wake, Morgöth Tales, Astronomy Domine, progressive thrash, classic…

People in this episode

Host: Victor

Guest: Michel “Away” Langevin

Topics covered

  • Voivod
  • Symphonique
  • orchestral metal
  • creative process
  • dystopian music
  • live performance

Keywords

  • Voivod
  • Symphonique
  • orchestral live album
  • progressive metal
  • dystopian
  • sci-fi soundtracks
  • heavy metal

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Voivod, Orchestre Symphonique de Québec

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