Gravity Kills

Similar however you like and method of such industrial metallic outfits as Ministry and KMFDM, Gravity Kills followed within their predecessor’s path but ultimately didn’t cause as big a splash. Guitarist Matt Dudenhoffer, key pad participant Douglas Firley, and bassist/drummer Kurt Kerns have been kicking around in a variety of St. Louis, MO, rings since the middle-’80s, however the chance to property a song on the compilation by KPNT-FM got them jointly to record. The potential hitmakers acquired no vocalist, nevertheless, so Kerns known as his cousin, Jeff Scheel, in Dallas in 1994. The industrial-techno group documented an original structure, known as “Guilty,” in three times, known as themselves Gravity Kills, and produced the compilation. Soonafter, “Guilty” became the station’s most-requested tune and collected airplay throughout the U.S. and Canada, resulting in the group putting your signature on a recording agreement with Polish Trax!/TVT. Gravity Kills’ charm was widened by performances in the soundtracks for Mortal Kombat and Seven and in March of 1996, the quartet released a self-titled debut record, promoting the discharge by assisting the Sex Pistols on the reunion tour of America. 1997 noticed the release of the remix collection, known as Manipulated, along with a 12 months later on, their second all-new studio room recording Perversion. Very little was noticed from Gravity Eliminates for another couple of years, which resulted in rumors the group had split up. Although Kerns remaining the group in this interim period, the separation rumors ultimately became fake; after switching record brands (their new house is Sanctuary Information), Gravity Kills released their fourth launch, Superstarved, in March of 2002. Soon after the album’s launch the music group announced that they might become ceasing all procedures, plus they spent another decade playing the casual one-off display and fending off rumours of the possible go back to the recording studio room.