* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Lots of it, but ''From Mars to Sirius'' and ''Magma'' generally seem to be the band's most highly regarded albums, especially with the latter being nominated for two Grammy Awards in 2016.
* BrokenBase:
** While the album was well received overall, the generally softer and simpler sound of ''Magma'' didn't make all the fans happy. Cue obligatory accusations of "selling out" from fans or their more extreme era.
** ''Fortitude'' seems to elicit similar reactions, some liking the return to a heavier sound similar to ''L’Enfant Sauvage'' while keeping some of the sonic evolutions of ''Magma'', while others see the album as an inferior retread of that older sound with an overly polished production .
* CrazyIsCool: Jean-Michel Labadie may be the bassist, but his live performances are anything but subdued. Expect lots of headbanging and throwing his bass around.
* FandomRivalry: With Music/{{Meshuggah}}. Although it has been often regarded as the "Metallica vs. Megadeth" of extreme AvantGardeMetal, the bands' fanbases have both shades of rivalry and [[FriendlyFandoms friendship.]]
* MemeticMutation: ''L'Enfant Sauvage'' is often jokingly referred to in the death metal fandom as "elephant sausage". This is due to a number of people misreading the album title upon its release.
* NightmareFuel:
** "1990 Quadrillions de Tonnes" from ''Terra Incognita'' is a 3 and a half minute track consisting of an instrumental section with various screams over it. It is very surreal and unsettling in nature.
** "Amazonia" from ''Fortitude'' [[RippedFromTheHeadlines is all about the increasingly devastating fires in the Amazon rainforest]], and sounds appropriately bleak and menacing.
** The video for "Another World" shows the band members, in an animated style, attempting to build a spacecraft in order to reach a titular new world, where they may escape our current polluted and dying earth. They only manage to arrive at earth itself presumably many years into the future, realising where they are when they come across a half buried and overgrown Eiffel Tower. The band finds themselves in what earth could become if its crises, like the changing climate, aren't properly dealt with.
* ThePeteBest: Alexandre Cornillon, the bassist who only contributed to the original ''Godzilla'' material.
* SequelDisplacement: Their debut ''Terra Incognita'' is their least popular record overall, with "Love" and "Clone" being the only songs that get significant recognition. Their Creator/RoadrunnerRecords albums (''L'Enfant Sauvage'', ''Magma'' and ''Fortitude'') are the most successful and popular so far, though ''From Mars to Sirius'' and ''The Way of All Flesh'' are also well-known.
* SignatureSong: "Explosia," "Flying Whales" and/or "Backbone".
** A case can be made for "Vacuity" as well.
** More recently, "Silvera" could qualify as one.
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