Gravity Corps – Zero Grav (EP – Gravity Corps)
Genre/Influences: EBM, Body-Pop, Industrial.
Format: Digital.
Background/Info: Gravity Corps is a Denver (USA) based solo-project set up by Mark Sousa. “Zero Grav” is the debut-EP featuring five songs.
Content: The sound of Gravity Corps is mixing different influences. There for sure is an EBM-driven input, which has been now empowered by Industrial sound treatments and next refined with a hard-Pop driven approach. The vocals are sometimes reminding me of Neuroactive.
+ + + : I like EP’s with different songs and not the typical title song with an endless load of remixes. “Zero Grav” reveals an elaborated approach in writing, but still a powerful production. I like “Another Day” for its great, carrying chorus and the noticeable production of the vocals. The harder “Decadent Is Dangerous” is another attention grabber.
– – – : I can’t say this EP is hiding a potential hit, but there for sure hides a true potential inside this project.
Conclusion: “Zero Grav” is an honest debut, which might serve as a solid basis to move on with.
Best songs: “Another Day”, “Decadent Is Dangerous”.
Rate: 7.
Artist: www.facebook.com/Gravity-Corps-105399414986875 Read the news on ‘Zero Grav’.
About Gravity Corps
Gravity Corps is the solo project of Mark Sousa, based in Denver, Colorado, United States. Sousa also records as the futurepop act VoiceCoil, and set up Gravity Corps as a harder and more direct outlet.
The debut EP “Zero Grav” was released in November 2021 as a digital download, together with a video for “Another Day”. A full-length album was announced to follow in 2022.
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