Métal Intégral - Review / OPRAM

Up there in the mountains ...

Approximate translation of the review

After a first album My Time, My Space released in 2005, opramgroup from Gap, offers 5 tracks and 2 bonus live video (distributed by MUSEA).

In 30 minutes (it's still a little short for my taste but there are key repeat to remedy that!), Antoine COLA (keyboards), Devy DIADEM (vocals, guitar), Jeremy JOUBERT (low) [since October and the beginning of this year, is to Christine Villiard officie now on bass) and Claude MONTAGNIER (drums) invite us to a journey through their musical universe rich and colorful. Modern Rock (according to the bio), the 4 musicians fuse metal Progressive "soft" (The army oflaziness and over 8 minutes) with Jazzy moods sometimes, even Space-Rock (The instrumental Malignant monkey). Compositions are more ambitious and complex (Manendless) and leave to develop melodies and delicate care, sometimes a bit darker. The 5 tracks alternating quiet passages and ethereal passages with strongest (relatively speaking) in large part due to a set of more raging guitars and a more sustained rhythm. The voice of Devy Pop approaching a French texts and declaim environmentally committed he writes in french. The "affiliations" are not obvious because the music opram is personal and unique. Even if we can think from time to time LAZULI to, the later "ethnic" and less.

The group also seems very comfortable on the many scenes he has trodden. Live performances (see their my space) shows a group performing both technical and artistic level. And musicians opram to have a lot of projects for the year 2009, they will discover and we share to our great joy!

opram is certainly a group to discover, if you're a bit curious (its).

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