Dope French blend of thrash, metalcore, groove metal, and rapcore. Damn shame it came out in 2012: though it garnered some praise and got some fans on, this aesthetic would have worked like a charm a decade earlier. Maybe this also has to do with the relatively monochromatic vibe, with the first proper song delivering everything you need to hear to understand what these mecs are about. Still, Demonstrating My Saiya Style makes you wanna kick bad guys in the nuts, and that's a good motivation.
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