About this album
Sound:
"A dark, pulsating blend of industrial beats and haunting melodies that encapsulate the angst of the late '90s."
Where they were
Released in 1998, 'Perversion' was Gravity Kills' second album, following their debut 'Gravity Kills' from 1996. The band was building on their initial success, seeking to expand their sound and reach a wider audience within the burgeoning industrial rock scene.
Why it matters
'Perversion' made a significant impact on the industrial rock genre, achieving moderate commercial success and receiving positive reviews from music critics. The single 'Falling' gained airplay on alternative rock radio stations, helping to solidify Gravity Kills' place in the music landscape of the late '90s.
Essential tracks
- "Falling" — 'Falling' is emblematic of the album's sound, featuring catchy hooks intertwined with dark lyrical themes that resonate with listeners.
- "Drown" — The track's brooding atmosphere and intense production highlight Gravity Kills' ability to merge emotional depth with industrial energy.
- "Always" — 'Always' showcases the band's melodic sensibilities while maintaining their darker aesthetic, making it a standout moment on the album.
Release Date
January 1, 1998
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Falling 4:02
- 2 If 4:05
- 3 Crashing 3:39
- 4 Drown 3:39
- 5 Alive 3:52
- 6 Wanted 4:03
- 7 Always 4:44
- 8 One 3:46
- 9 Disintegrate 4:40
- 10 Belief (To Rust) 4:15
