Métal Intégral - Review / FOOL'S GAME

Encouraging start

Approximate translation of the review

To hear what he said about it, then we would expect to be disappointed by a copy of BLIND GUARDIAN and BRAINSTORMregistered correctly with reduced resources, however,

... Yet from the first notes, the result is here: a more than impressive, great riffs and singing that damn good. Reality Divine is an album that is good for ears. No problem, FOOL'S GAME made in the "opera metal" but the band brings something to the genre, and it is rare for a style that revolves round the past few years. The forty seven minutes passed too quickly, especially as each piece takes a very special atmosphere, sometimes breaking the rhythm of the disc.

A set of arrangements searched, light touches of symphonic and atmospheric vents let everything breathe. While there is power metal but at the same time, this power is mixed with a certain subtlety hidden. A subtlety that is not necessarily obvious at first: he must look, discover little by little. Some cry shameless plagiarism as many strings are set to BLIND GUARDIAN as I mentioned in the preamble. But these influences must lead to a new artistic vision.

style FOOL'S GAME remains in development. Yet, as throughout the disc, the potential and the personal touch still there ... handy ...

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