What makes God Lives Underwater by God Lives Underwater notable?

The album is notable for its critical reception, especially within alternative and industrial circles, highlighting its innovative sound that combined electronic elements with rock. Tracks like 'Drag Me Down' received significant airplay on alternative radio stations, helping to solidify the band's presence in a competitive music landscape. Released in January 1995, this self-titled album marked God Lives Underwater's debut, following their formation in 1993. At this point, they were still establishing their identity within the burgeoning industrial rock scene, having gained some traction through their EP 'Empty.'

How many songs are on God Lives Underwater?

God Lives Underwater has 6 tracks, running approximately 24 minutes.

God Lives Underwater

God Lives Underwater · 1995

24 min · 6 tracks · industrial rock

A gritty blend of industrial rock infused with melodic undertones and introspective lyrics that capture the angst of the mid-90s.

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Drag Me Down — This track opens the album with driving beats and haunting vocals, setting the tone for its exploration of personal struggle and resilience.
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No More Love — With its catchy chorus and layered instrumentation, this song encapsulates the band's ability to blend emotional depth with industrial aesthetics.
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Waste of Time — The track showcases a more introspective side of the band, combining atmospheric sounds with poignant lyrics that reflect feelings of despair and longing.

Tracklist

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1 Drag Me Down 3:19
2 No More Love 4:16
3 Lonely Again 5:00
4 Nothing 4:18
5 Try 3:39
6 Waste of Time 4:12

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