Louna

Louna was formed in 2008 in Moscow, Russia. The band quickly gained attention for their energetic performances and a sound that blended various rock elements, including punk, alternative rock, and post-grunge. Led by the charismatic vocals of Lousine Gevorkian, known as “Lou,” the band’s music often carried socially charged and introspective lyrics, contributing to their unique identity in the Russian rock landscape.

Discography

• “Let’s Get Louder” (2010): This debut album marked Louna’s entry into the music scene, showcasing their powerful sound and earning them recognition among Russian rock enthusiasts.
• “The Time of X” (2012): Building on their initial success, this album continued to solidify Louna’s position in the Russian music scene, demonstrating growth and maturity in their musical style.

• “Behind a Mask” (2013): Known for its profound and thought-provoking lyrics, this album showcased the band’s ability to delve into complex themes while maintaining their signature sound.

• “Panopticon” (2015): As the band continued to evolve, “Panopticon” explored various musical styles, demonstrating Louna’s versatility while keeping their core identity intact.

Band Members

As of my last update, the core members of Louna included:

• Lousine “Lou” Gevorkian: Vocals
• Vitaly Demidenko: Bass
• Rouben Kazariyan: Guitar
• Sergey Ponkratiev: Guitar
• Leonid “Pilot” Kinzbursky: Drums

Louna’s dynamic blend of rock genres and their impactful lyrics have made them a noteworthy presence in Russian rock.