SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: LAURENNE/LOUHIMO – FALLING THROUGH STARS

LAURENNE/LOUHIMO
FALLING THROUGH STARS
FRONTIERS MUSIC SRL

Metalheads and melodic rock enthusiasts gather ’round! Netta Laurenne and Noora Louhimo are back with their second collaborative album, Falling Through Stars. This album promises to be a celestial journey through the realms of heavy metal and hard rock.

This dynamic duo has once again joined forces to deliver a record that blends raw power, emotional depth, and a sprinkle of 80s nostalgia. So, grab your leather jackets and buckle up as we dive into the cosmic brilliance of Falling Through Stars.

Let’s start with the obvious: Netta Laurenne and Noora Louhimo are a match made in metal heaven. The album is co-produced by Laurenne and her husband, Nino Laurenne, who also contributes rhythm and solo guitars.

If you’re expecting a straightforward metal album, think again. Falling Through Stars is as dynamic as it is diverse. The LP incorporates music styles and instruments spanning from the 1970s to the present day.

The album kicks off with its title track, “Falling Through Stars”, which sets the tone with anthemic melodies and soaring vocals. Tracks like “Damned” and “To The Dark” showcase the duo’s raw energy with emotional depth. Meanwhile, songs like “The Cradle” and “Let The Light Be Free” convey an inner struggle and resilience, which is both identifiable and powerful.

Whether you’re a fan of classic metal, modern melodic sounds, or just great music in general, Falling Through Stars is an album you won’t want to miss, and don’t forget to Rock On! 🤘

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