“One Thing” by Gravity Kills

"One Thing" comes off Superstarved, the third Gravity Kills album, which landed in March 2002, two years after the band signed with Sanctuary Records. The band wrote it together, words and music, and Chris Greene mixed it.

The record was made by weeding out: guitarist Matt Dudenhoeffer reckoned they wrote about 30 songs to keep roughly a dozen, and Jason Slater, once lined up to produce, never did. What survived is heavier on riffs and grind than before, with more guitars and a mainstream nu-metal crossover sheen, turntables and half-rapped vocals turning up here and there across the album. It's also the only Gravity Kills record with Brad Booker behind the kit.

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