Métal Intégral - Review / BRYMIR - Breathe fire to the sun

Which epic era!

Approximate translation of the review

These young Finns carry out a discographic beginning properly thundering! Fleeing like the plague the innovation, the six Scandinavian warriors embark all the implements of Metal moderately extreme and undoubtedly cinematographic. The Scandinavian myths are thus used as screen and the group combines the aggressiveness and the melody direction of the Death Metal more civilized with lyricism and the direction of the pump specific to the Power Metal. One will thus find the vocal raucous ones but omnipresent melody lines, a rhythm section bottée by the double gross case but of the absolutely monumental orchestral arrangements, a sound which privileges the clearness but which proves very percussion.

Nothing of all that is objectively new but the quality of interpretation, the coherence of the compositions, the concern of the detail, the force of conviction of interpretation forces the respect, especially when one thinks that it acts-there of a first album and that the margin of progression is thus important! It is quite simple, Breathe Fire To The Sun constitutes an ideal band its for films like the trilogy of the Lord of the Rings or Kingdom Of Heaven: epic, imposing, masterly. Remain all the same to work in the direction of a greater personalization of the style: it will be all the stake of BRYMIR.

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