About this album
Where they were
Released in 2010, 'Gravity of Light' is Tarot's fifth studio album, marking a significant point in their career as they continued to refine their sound following the critical success of 'Crows Fly Black' in 2006. This album showcases their commitment to thematic depth while maintaining their heavy metal roots.
Why it matters
'Gravity of Light' received positive reviews within the metal community, praised for its lyrical depth and musicality, contributing to Tarot's reputation as a significant player in the Finnish heavy metal scene. The album's lead single, 'Satan Is Dead,' became particularly notable for addressing controversial themes that resonated with fans and critics alike.
Essential tracks
- "Satan Is Dead" — The opening track sets the tone with aggressive riffs and provocative lyrics, capturing the album's themes of existentialism and defiance.
- "Rise" — 'Rise' embodies the album's melodic richness while delivering an empowering message, showcasing Tarot's ability to blend aggression with hope.
- "Magic and Technology" — This track explores the intersection of modernity and mysticism, offering a compelling narrative that highlights Tarot's lyrical ambition and musical prowess.
Release Date
January 1, 2010
Artist Origin
Finland
Tracklist
- 1 Satan Is Dead 4:15
- 2 Hell Knows 6:05
- 3 Rise 4:30
- 4 Pilot of All Dreams 3:42
- 5 Magic and Technology 5:50
- 6 Calling Down the Rain 4:12
- 7 Caught in the Deadlights 4:43
- 8 I Walk Forever 4:50
- 9 'Sleep in the Dark!' 4:46
- 10 Gone 7:08
- 11 End of Everything 3:48
