Gravity Review

07/13/2005 7:03 AM, AMG


The lyrics on Our Lady Peace's Gravity rage at the spiritual bankruptcy of suburban oldsters ("All for You"), express tender regret over love lost ("your purple hair" is among the items missed in "Somewhere Out There," a kind of apocalyptic variation on "These Foolish Things"), and otherwise zoom in on the blemished face of modern life. It's apparent that Raine Maida has a message and the pipes to deliver it with angst and fury in appropriate proportion. ~ Robert L. Doerschuk, All Music Guide