"Love in a Vacuum" is a song by American band 'Til Tuesday, which was released in 1985 as the third and final single from their debut studio album Voices Carry.

[7] On its release as a single, Cash Box noted the song's "mysterious Fairlight synthesizer sound" and added that a "fuller production is in evidence on this cut than on the others [from Voices Carry], with a heartier chorus".

[8] In a review of Voices Carry, Cheryl Wenner of The Morning Call considered the song "especially worth a listen" and described it as "explosive" and "funky" with its "simple guitar-keyboards interplay".

"[10] Alexandra K. Mann of The Daily Tar Heel noted the band's "beautiful harmonies" which she felt were "especially evident" on "Love in a Vacuum", a song she described as "one of the best on the album".

Viglione noted, "The original was perfect, [but] the Thorne version is over-produced, creating a good album track when the true follow-up hit was actually in hand.