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Space Does Not Care by Zero Gravity (CD, May-1995, Hypnotic USA) 
Space Does Not Care by Zero Gravity (CD, May-1995, Hypnotic USA)

 
Space Does Not Care by Zero Gravity (CD, May-1995, Hypnotic USA)

Artist: Zero Gravity
Release Date: May 1995
Format: CD
Record Label: Hypnotic (USA)
Genre: Rock & Pop
UPC: 741157955828
Product ID: EPID3203728
Description: Zero Gravity: Len Del Rio. Additional personnel includes: Nik Turner. In space, no one can hear you rock. Len Del Rio, late of proto-industrial rockers Pressurehed, wants you to blast off to the cosmos with him. SPACE DOES NOT CARE is qu...
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Track Listing
1. Time...In My Brain
2. Space Does Not Care
3. Mental Atmospheres
4. Interferon
5. Stonehenge Revisited
6. N R G
7. Centrifuge, The
8. Precognition
9. We're Tumbling, End Over End

Details
Contributing Artists:Nik Turner
Distributor:Navarre
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Zero Gravity: Len Del Rio.
Additional personnel includes: Nik Turner.
In space, no one can hear you rock. Len Del Rio, late of proto-industrial rockers Pressurehed, wants you to blast off to the cosmos with him. SPACE DOES NOT CARE is quite the head trip--take equal parts Klaus Schulze, Future Sound Of London, and space critters Hawkwind (better still, the strange doodlings of Chrome's Helios Creed), shake well and hurtle into the depths of starless space.
This is real gutsy stuff, infused with Krautrock abandon, and a technician's fetishistic love for his studio equipment. The title track chugs along on a turbo-thruster bassline that increases the sputtering synthesizers' forward momentum, while the superb "Interferon" deposits Richard Pinhas and his Heldon legacy in a synth-fest of molten American grunge and sweeping Moogs.

Editorial Reviews
...a superb instrumental CD of classic space rock performed with keyboards and electronic drums....A rather formidable assemblage.
Alternative Press (12/01/1995)

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