"Call Me Stranger" is the debut album, released in 1986 by Norwegian AOR duo Thowsen. The project brought together drummer Pål Thowsen, known for his work in jazz and fusion, and vocalist Tor Endresen. The album blends polished 1980s AOR with elements of West Coast rock, drawing comparisons to bands like Mr. Mister, Rick Springfield, and Toto. Call Me Stranger features lush arrangements, smooth vocals, and a polished production typical of mid-1980s AOR. The album's sound is characterized by it's melodic hooks, layered instrumentation, and a blend of rock and pop elements. Notably, the track "Black Rain" was considered as a potential theme for the James Bond film The Living Daylights.
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"Call Me Stranger" is the debut album, released in 1986 by Norwegian AOR duo Thowsen. The project brought together drummer Pål Thowsen, known for his work in jazz and fusion, and vocalist Tor Endresen. The album blends polished 1980s AOR with elements of West Coast rock, drawing comparisons to bands like Mr. Mister, Rick Springfield, and Toto. Call Me Stranger features lush arrangements, smooth vocals, and a polished production typical of mid-1980s AOR. The album's sound is characterized by it's melodic hooks, layered instrumentation, and a blend of rock and pop elements. Notably, the track "Black Rain" was considered as a potential theme for the James Bond film The Living Daylights.
