About this album
Where they were
Released on March 5, 1996, 'Gravity Kills' was Gravity Kills' self-titled debut album, arriving during the peak of the industrial rock movement. Prior to this, the band had gained traction with their EP, setting high expectations for their full-length release. The album marked a significant moment as they transitioned from underground to mainstream recognition.
Why it matters
'Gravity Kills' received critical acclaim and peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart, showcasing the band's impact within the industrial rock genre. Its lead single 'Guilty' became a notable track on alternative radio playlists, further establishing their presence in the late 90s music scene.
Essential tracks
- "Guilty" — The lead single that encapsulates the band's sound with its infectious hooks and dark lyrical themes, it played a crucial role in their commercial breakout.
- "Blame" — With its aggressive instrumentation and introspective lyrics, 'Blame' exemplifies the emotional depth and sonic intensity that defines the album.
- "Enough" — 'Enough' stands out for its dynamic shifts between soft verses and explosive choruses, highlighting the band's range and musical experimentation.
Release Date
March 5, 1996
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Forward 1:31
- 2 Guilty 4:02
- 3 Blame 4:35
- 4 Down 4:10
- 5 Here 4:20
- 6 Enough 4:16
- 7 Inside 2:53
- 8 Goodbye 3:11
- 9 Never 3:10
- 10 Last 3:13
- 11 Hold 3:53
