Brymir - Breathe Fire To The Sun
| Release date: | 6 April 2011 |
| Style: | Extreme folk metal |
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Chapter I: The Dream
01. Intro
02. Unconquerable
03. In Silence
Chapter II: A Path For Truth
04. A Free Man's Path
05. Burning Within
Chapter III: Remembrance
06. Withering Past
07. Cycle Of Flame
08. Ragnarök
Chapter IV: The Ravages Of An End
09. Retribution
10. Breathe Fire To The Sun
01. Intro
02. Unconquerable
03. In Silence
Chapter II: A Path For Truth
04. A Free Man's Path
05. Burning Within
Chapter III: Remembrance
06. Withering Past
07. Cycle Of Flame
08. Ragnarök
Chapter IV: The Ravages Of An End
09. Retribution
10. Breathe Fire To The Sun
Lyrics Choirs by Joona Björkroth, Janne Björkroth, Markus Toivonen, Lari Takala & Lauri Hongisto
Flute & Clarinet on track 4 by Jussi-Pekka Björkroth & Eerik Hippi
Additional vocals on track 2 by Elmer Gullichsen
All orchestral arrangements and programming by Janne Björkroth
Concepts, chapter introductions, poems and texts by Jarkko Niemi
Arrangements by Brymir
Recorded, engineered and mixed at Rockstar Productions -studio by Lauri Takala
Mastered at Finnvox-Studios by Mika Jussila
Cover artwork by Kris Verwimp, photos by Terhi Ylimäinen
Logo designs by Christophe Szpajdel & Kris Verwimp
Layout by Janne Peltonen
Spinefarm Records
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 psykometalA staff guy... Posts: 6101 From: USA  |
Fantastic album. A must have for all folk fans especially if you like Ensiferum, Tyr and Turisas...
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 WesPosts: 376 From: Japan |
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| qlacs "The Quaker" Posts: 1171 From: Hungary  |
Great album, though it's just too much Ensiferum imitation for me.
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| R'Vannith ghedengi Posts: 3099 From: Australia  |
Now this is a refreshing album, wouldn't say its derivative of Ensiferum at all. In fact I'd take this over Ensiferum any time.
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| SMAX Posts: 12 From: USA |
Was looking around for a while for some fucking awesome folk metal similar to Ensiferum and I found it, this album is amazing and a much have for any metalhead.
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| Garth Vader Posts: 72 From: USA  |
Innovative, forward looking yet contemporary. Similarities to Ensiferum are definitely there, but a little more symphonic. I really enjoy the video for Retribution. Nicely done, Brymir!
---- Now I so clearly see how I have murdered me
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| Baz Anderson Posts: 13166 From: UK  |
Well, after all the Ensiferum references I was a little disappointed... but I'll give it another go later.
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| Death Posts: 60 From: Canada  |
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| patrickmetal12 Posts: 110 From: Guatemala  |
For me, the best this year and the best ive heard in a looooooooooong time \,,/
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 SusanSmeghead Posts: 6926 From: USA  |
Can't believe this is a debut. Sweeeeeeeeeet.
---- "A life all mine Is what I choose At the end of my days" --The Gathering "A Life All Mine" from Souvenirs
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| Skøllgrim Northern Posts: 374  |
I know their former drummer, really great guy. Wanted to do his own shit tho' These guys are pretty much copy cats from the sound laid down by Ensiferum, they started out as a Ensiferum cover band after all.
---- "Popbutikk med platt lyrikk Skit vil ingen hava"
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| Bugman Posts: 17 From: Portugal  |
Quite a nice album actually if you're into the whole "northern" metal scene. Has moments reminding heavily of Ensiferum and the likes.
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| Draugen Posts: 385 From: Sweden  |
Fuck originality! Seriously though, despite the obvious comparisons to Ensiferum and Turisas, I still think that Brymir manages to make thier own little twist to the subgenre. I especially like the more symphonic approach and the catchiness which made me headbang franticly at more than one occasion.
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| ThunderAxe1989 Irreligious Posts: 7383 From: Bahamas  |
One of the best debut albums I've ever heard! I'm loving the orchestrations, they make the music sound so epic!
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 YavannaPosts: 615 From: Brazil  |
I loooooove this album 
---- Carry me to the shoreline Bury me in the sand Walk me across the water And maybe you'll understand
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| Ellrohir Heaven Knight Posts: 8340 From: Czech Republic  |
Definitely a brilliant debut album...found them randomly through the song "Ragnarök"
---- So behold the flight of the sapphire dragon soaring through the skies once again 
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| PickOfDestiny89 Posts: 5 |
After reading all the comments about Ensiferum I was really hoping not to hear these orchestrations :p I really can't get into the whole orchestra thing! I was expecting something like Falchion. Oh well the search continues 
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| nille Posts: 135  |
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| Stunning Cactus Posts: 253 From: USA  |
Some great music here. I feel as though the mixing isn't just right, which maybe it's just me, but I listened through some really nice headphones. I enjoy the writing and the performance. I'd adore a sophomore album!
---- "I always knew metal would live on. I was right." ~Me, 2013
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