The first Booze Monkey album after he departure of duo-era bassist, Joel Ludwig. Blue handled the bulk of the instrumentation, however this album features the largest number of guest musicians of any entry in Blue's catalog to date.

4th St. opens with the sound of a crowd chanting, "Let's go Monkey! Let's go!" The crowd was recorded live in Winchester Virginia in 2004 at the last show Joel and Blue performed together. The chant provides a rhythmic base for the opening instrumental. The album then proceeds to weave its way through a myriad of musical styles with varying instrumentation before resolving with a single voice and a single guitar. It even offers flourishes of electronica and industrial music, as previously explored in Blue's Church Of Chaos and Metal Machine projects.

Released 8 April 2008

Firewater Fetish

Mysteries

Tellin' You

Chip & A Chair

Jane's Song

Changin' Lanes

Dick Frankenstein's Night Out

Hope

Solitare (the Old Way)

Let's Go Monkey!

Booze Monkey is the primary musical moniker for longtime indie recording artist and multi-instrumentalist, Blue Ajay.

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