Luminate - Come Home

Published Saturday 8th October 2011
Luminate - Come Home
Luminate - Come Home

STYLE: Rock
RATING 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 106199-18316
LABEL: Sparrow 5099996786222
FORMAT: CD Album
ITEMS: 1
RELEASE DATE: 2011-03-21
RRP: £9.98

Reviewed by Matt McChlery

In one word: superb! If this is all you read of this review, this is the only word you need to remember. Luminate are a perfect blend of passion and rock. Sitting with ease alongside the sounds and styles of big mainstream bands such as The Fray, The Killers and Coldplay, their ambient rock sound carries their positive messages of hope and love far beyond the boundaries of the walls of the Church. 'Come Home' is masterfully produced to a very high quality with bucket loads of little musical touches and interest dotted throughout the album and anthemic choruses keep you hooked. "Hope Is Rising" is a very strong and stirring song containing extremely powerful lyrics and musically arranged to perfection. "Innocent" is as thought provoking as it is challenging and "New Beginnings" encourages us to rise above the apathy in today's society and to have the courage and strength to pursue our dreams with purpose. Although the band from Tyler, Texas have only been around for five years, if they continue to make albums as good as this one, they will be around for many more years to come!

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Product Description
Best described as passionate, stirring and worshipful, Luminate’s musical core is formed around an ambient rock sound. Their songs challenge us to rise above the apathy in today’s society, and to pursue our dreams with purpose, while reminding us our lives and what we do has worth.

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