Gyroscope (song)

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"Gyroscope"
Promo CD Single, PRCD 8224-2, USA
Single by The Tea Party
from the album Transmission
A-side	"Babylon", "Gyroscope", "Temptation (edit)", "Temptation"
Released	1998
Recorded	Alkemical Studios (Montreal)
Genre	Rock
Label	EMI Music Canada
Songwriter(s)	The Tea Party
Producer(s)	Jeff Martin
The Tea Party singles chronology
"Psychopomp" (1998) "Gyroscope" (1998) "Heaven Coming Down" (1999)

"Gyroscope" is a song by Canadian rock band The Tea Party. It was released as a promotional single in Australia, Canada and the USA.^[1] It received airplay on Australian radio station Triple J.

"Gyroscope" started off as just a Middle Eastern-styled riff on a saz, and that is what the bass line became; it started with an Edges of Twilight feel, then the beat was completely reversed and a lot of electronics were added. The band also wrote a Middle Eastern version of the song without lyrics.^[2]

Black metal band Melechesh recorded a cover version for their 2006 album Emissaries.

Track listing[]

1. "Babylon"
2. "Gyroscope"
3. "Temptation (edit)"
4. "Temptation"

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