GRAVITE - s/t LP tropicalia Spit and Spherical) and Gemma

Spit and Spherical) and Gemma Helms (No Sister

bubbling with big bass lines and filled with studio touches like horn sections and keyboard accents

easily compared to the music that contemporaries Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream were composing for Australian films during the same period or the electronic soundtracks of John Carpenter

It doesn’t seem to have held them back

which features a black and white photograph of a doll shocked by a vacuum cleaner

GRAVITE - s/t LP tropicalia Spit and Spherical) and GemmaThe world has a way of tethering one down with its turmoil but there are keys to float free. It sometimes takes an equal and opposite reaction to snuff out the madness. Whether ones destination is far out or deep within, a spark is needed to set these moves in motion. Thankfully, Gravit are here to help. Their heavy vision and sounds light the path and give weight to release. For Gravits self titled debut album on Empty Cellar Records, synthesizer