The 2004 single "Gravity" showcases Embrace's late-career sound, a more streamlined and melodic take on their established indie rock core. It provided a bridge between their earlier, rawer output and the refined work that would follow.
- The single "Gravity" was released on the MO'BETTA label in August 2004. It was recorded at Idler's Wheel studio in Los Angeles. The track received moderate airplay on college radio stations.
- The release date of August 1, 2004, placed "Gravity" squarely between Embrace's initial breakup and their 2005 reformation. This single served as a preview of their renewed creative output.
- "Gravity" is an example of Embrace's later, more polished sound, moving away from the aggressive edges of their early work. The single was distributed as a CD single and digital download.
Embrace hailed from LA's post-hardcore scene, but quickly transcended it with a sound that blended punk energy with melodic, sometimes anthemic, songwriting. They disbanded in 1986, then reformed in 2005, leaving a notable gap between their initial run and later work.
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