Empty was the second and final studio album from God Lives Underwater, released in 1995. It featured a more polished sound than their debut, aiming for a wider audience.
- The album was produced by Steve Osborne and mixed by Dave Bascombe. It was released on the American Recordings label, known for its roster of rock and metal acts. While the album spawned a few singles, none achieved significant chart success.
- The album's lead single, "From Your Lips," received some airplay on alternative radio stations but did not break into the mainstream charts. The band toured in support of the album, but internal tensions and lack of major commercial success led to their dissolution shortly after. The album is now considered a deep cut within the grunge and alternative rock landscape of the mid-90s.
- God Lives Underwater disbanded in 1998, with members going on to pursue other musical projects. Empty is often cited by fans as a transitional album, showcasing the band's evolution from their earlier, rawer sound. The album has not seen significant reissues or special editions since its initial release.
God Lives Underwater was an alternative rock band from Dublin, Ireland, who achieved moderate success in the mid-1990s. They are best known for their blend of grunge, industrial, and electronic influences.
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