Tyler it can rip!

Since I'm a fan of Brian Tyler's music now, I was especially excited about this! The film features a terrific foundation for a brutal and massive Action Core and exactly Tyler has created here! "Battle LA" is not a new miracle of film music, but a score of catchy, remains there and tidy rummst.

Nevertheless, "Battle LA" has a special character because Tyler works a lot with guitar. Is the music a nice and interesting site and also just sounds fabulous. For this, a simple but effective main theme, which is a good mix of patriotism and doom scenario. To enjoy this issue there is of course a perfect title: "Battle LA Main Titles" where Tyler plays out the theme nicely.
But the overall score is dominated by this piece and repeatedly varies in such a way that you never get bored. Connoisseurs will immediately notice parallels with "Transformers" or to some works by Trevor Rabin, because sound is "Battle LA" strongly applied to typical RC scores. Tyler sounds more than ever to Rooms & Co, but that does not bother much. As I said, the music is catchy and who likes room vigorous style, which is also love "Battle LA". And force has this soundtrack without end! A wonderful choir, quiet and wide string parts and rousing action title.
Here, Tyler changed from good with calm and faster passages. Already in the same "Battle Hymn LA" We get offered a gooseflesh-causing start. After that it goes haywire in the "Main Titles". And so it goes merrily on ...
Particularly crazy about the title "Redemption", an eight-minute overkill of music. Here you get Tylers Action Scoring at its finest! Then there is the dramatic "Elegy" or "To Hell And Back".
After a powerful start, is "Battle LA" in the middle of something quiet until then end up with the tracks "Abandoning Los Angeles" and "Battle Los Angeles" (yes, the word "Los Angeles" happen very often!) the large and noisy finale, in which Tyler everything again ascends!
And with "We Are Still Here" he lets his work finish in his epic force and one can again enjoy the main theme with chorus and guitar sound!

Although one could criticize that Tyler a little more musical diversity could incorporate or at least a few more issues, but what can I say? Even Danny Elfman has demonstrated with "Alice in Wonderland", a topic that can support and carry an entire soundtrack. And, as I said: Who this simple but powerful music a la "Transformers," "The Rock" or "Armageddon" like that can go wrong with "Battle LA" NOTHING!