Voivod interview part 1 @ HEAVY MTL (22/06/2008) - en français
Voivod interview part 2 @ HEAVY MTL (22/06/2008) - en français

25 ans de Métal Québécois, à Radio-Canada - en français, 29 août 2007 (Youtube.com)

CBC Television, 25 years of Quebec metal - August 27, 2007 (Youtube.com)

"The audience's ears were assailed by big, punishing waves of metal-guitar, wailing under a heavy cover of techno-noise. It sounded like the sheerest savagery. . ."
Regina Yung, The Ubyssey, August 8, 2001

"I’m not (yet) too old to get off on — er, appreciate — the driving industrial rock score by Jean-Yves Thériault (a.k.a. Blackie of the 1980s Canadian heavy-metal band Vovoid) . . ."
Sara Wolf, LA Weekly, USA, June 15-21, 2001

"Jean-Yves Theriault's powerful rock score. . ."
Lewis Segal, LA Times, USA, June 22, 2001

"Jean-Yves Thériault, co-founder and bass player of Quebec’s legendary futuristic metal band Voivod . . . has branched out in unexpected directions including computer graphic design, [and] full-length musical composition..."
Will Wilson, Budapest Week, Hungary, April 18, 2000

"Jean-Yves Theriault's escalating score for this evening-length piece seems to hunt us down..."
Laura Molzahn, Chicago Reader, USA, April 28, 2000

". . .a pulsating percussive score by Theriault." "Accelerating nearly too fast to follow, 'our brief eternity' reaches warp speed near the end, with the deafening music rampaging..."
Lawrence Bommer, Chicago Tribune, USA, April 29, 2000

"Jean-Yves Thériault . . . created such a high decibel barrage for Our Brief Eternity that he makes the wall of sound employed by Montreal's La La La Human Steps seem like a lullaby."
Linde Howe-Beck, The Gazette, Canada, November 16, 1996

"Jean-Yves Thériault has created electronic rhythmic repetitive rumblings that pound in our ears, invade our flesh and furnish the frantic background for a total landscape of sound and images."
Alvina Ruprecht, CBO-FM (CBC Ottawa), Canada

"The multi-media experience that has become the holy body tattoo’s trademark was forged by the company’s founders and artistic directors, choreographers Dana Gingras and Noam Gagnon and composer Jean-Yves Theriault."
BC Arts News, Canada, Spring 1999

"Thériault's music provides an ear-shattering couterpoint to the dancing. Performed in live by Thériault and Craig Riddock, who thump out the industrial rhythms with as much muscle as the dancers themselves, the score underscores the vibrancy of the performance as a whole."
Deirdre Kelly, The Globe and Mail, Canada, March 4, 1995

"Multi-media elements play an integral part in this sensibility. Composer Jean-Yves Theriault's soundtrack first assaults the ears."
Tralee Pearce, Ottawa Sun, Canada, October 25, 1997

"It wasn't until quite some time after the album was released that I realized just how popular Voivod really was and how legendary this guy Blackie was. I didn't realize that Jean-Yves was the same person."
Mark Spybey, Sonic Boom, USA, August 7, 1998