Help Us Promote Wait

Help Gravity Tree get noisy! We're trying a song promotion and you can help out...

Tell Atlas Radio / Jupiter.fm that you want to hear our prog noise in the stores they provide music for.
(Just think, a proggy-rock instrumental playing while you're shopping or whatever...)

To help, just post to their Facebook wall, and request the instrumental song, Wait, by Gravity Tree.

Here's where to post:

http://rvrb.fm/ZXYEXs

(Wait originally appeared on our album ULTIMATE BACKWARD, and you can listen to the song here; or listen to the song on Spotify.)

You can also Re-Tweet our original Twitter post about the promo, which is here.

Gravity Tree thanks you for your support!

Our Prog Rock on Spotify

This was Tweeted out some time ago, but the blog is finally being updated: Gravity Tree has the song Building and the album Ultimate Backward on Spotify.

Here's a link and a Gravity Tree Spotify playlist...

https://bitly.com/ywHJSd



You might also be interested in hearing one of Alan's soundtrack cues called Afloat, which is now also available on Spotify. It's a sort of ambient-beat synth piece - not prog, but a cue from Alan's soundtrack music catalog - what he does when he's not writing for Gravity Tree.

Building, Interference, Aim to Please on SoundCloud

Interference on YouTube

Ending the Year with Chart Topping Highs

That sounds like a pop band's blog title, but it has become a bit crazy-weird at years-end.

First, our prog rock noisemaking broke into the Top 40 on two different and unrelated sites, ReverbNation and NumberOneMusic. In a recent newsletter, the unreasoning voice of Gravity Tree appealed to their fans to help them go further. But what happened was even more unexpected.

On ReverbNation, Gravity Tree climbed as high as #13 on the Rock charts. Over on N1M, the song Interference went to #6 on their US Rock chart, and all the way to #2 on the Progressive chart! This isn't a 3 minute, 3 chord wonder, mind you, but an 8+ minute piece. 

It didn't stay there long, because our song Threes Too actually bumped it out of the #2 slot. No, really.
The song Building also faired well in the month of December, rising to #14. Hey we're not making this up - how crazy is that?

We can't thank our fans and friends enough for doing the impossible this year, and hope the forthcoming new songs will help communicate our thanks for your sustaining support. BTW, if you aren't getting our newsletter (and in the latest issues' case, 3 free downloads), you can sign up here and join in on the noise.

Looking forward to even crazier events in 2014, we hope yours is healthy, happy and prosperous.

Thanks for listening!

Happy Holidays from Gravity Tree

CD and DOWNLOAD SALE AT CDBABY:

Our album ULTIMATE BACKWARD is now on sale at CDBaby.com!
When you buy one CD, you can get a second copy at 50% off; so pick up one as a gift to a prog rock-loving friend, and keep a 2nd for yourself :)
http://bit.ly/5U0bh
or
http://www.cdbaby.com/gravitytree2

Plus, the MP3 album download of ULTIMATE BACKWARD is just $5.99.

Our single crossover-Prog piece BUILDING is half off as well (download only):

http://bit.ly/buildingsong

If you're missing either of these releases, we hope you'll take advantage of the sale. These deals are good thru January 1st.

Meanwhile, holidays notwithstanding, Gravity Tree is at work on new songs. The blogs will update as soon as we have a demo or two. There will also be some detail on all the chart-topping action - if you can believe that!

Until then, Happy Holidays from Gravity Tree!

3 Million Plays

The 3 Million Mark: Big Number on a small scale... 

How unlikely it is, that this experimental, progressive noise

could hit the 3 Million mark on NumberOneMusic (or anywhere for that 

matter)...but it has happened nonetheless! 

Some time ago, Gravity Tree posted a number of odd and unusual

pieces on N1M. 

3,000,000 plays later, perhaps the lesson is that music lovers are

indeed looking for something different. 

You can check out Gravity Tree on NumberOneMusic at this link. 

Gravity Tree are truly grateful to all who helped make it to 3 Million. Even in the absence of a new album, the fanbase is growing in anticipation of the next giant noise bomb.

For the uninitiated, one can get Gravity Tree music (some might use the term "music" loosely; "noise" is also acceptable) all over the place: 

iTunes, Amazon, Bandcamp, CDBaby, you get the picture.

You can get free music, news and surprises, at NumberOneMusic or at the group's homebase on the interwebs.

Another crazy thing: The soundtrack/game music Alan (Gravity Tree's drummer/synthesist) has composed for many years, has suddenly become slightly popular. Without any warning, Alan's ReverbNation page made the Top 10 in its genre. There are hardly any fans listed there (so much for analytics!), but it happened anyway. 

So Alan's in the Top 10, and Gravity Tree hits 3 Million plays.

For those that made this happen: thanks for listening...3 Million times!