4x4 is the album from the Minneapolis band, the 4onthefloor. There is rock. There is blues. There is stomp. Feel it.

Lionhearted

Workin Man Zombie

Junkie

First On A List Of Things I Don't Need

You Don't Forget Lost

On Tuesdays

Undertow

Bricklayer

Not Tonight

For Pa (For Ma)

I Wonder

Somebody's Cryin'

Wicked Game

Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing

Pipeline

The epic on this record called “the Wall”, refers to the Wall in the Game of Thrones (there are 17 sections of the song and 17 castles that were originally garrisoned along the wall.)

The Wall (Parts I - XVII)

"How the Mighty" used to be called Crowning Arguments and deals with coming together as a community to help those who need help. We have teamed up with some veteran organizations to really make an impact with this song.

How The Mighty

Real Americans take care of each other. And keep an eye on the Goliaths roaming around. And take care of the people.

Faux American

Stop making excuses. Stop chasing other people's dreams. Listen to rock'n'roll.

Stop? Stahp.

"Radio Edit" talks about how it takes more than just a clean version of a song to make a difference in the world of rock'n'roll. The song was finished shortly after Tom Petty's passing. Tom had many songs about the woes of the music industry. We hope he would nod approvingly at it.

Radio Edit [Explicit]

"Igniter" talks of Azor Ahai**, "There will come a day after a long summer when the stars bleed and the cold breath of darkness falls heavy on the world. In this dread hour a warrior shall draw from the fire a burning sword. And that sword shall be Lightbringer, the Red Sword of Heroes, and he who clasps it shall be Azor Ahai come again, and the darkness shall flee before him."

** These are Game of Thrones references.

Igniter (Azor Ahai)

King of the Jungle

Off the Cuff

They pull no punches. They won’t bore you with trying to explain how multi-genre and indefinable they are. The 4onthefloor play rock music. The 4onthefloor play blues music. And they do it in 4/4 time.

4×4, The 4onthefloor’s debut album, showcases the band’s heavy-handed (or should we say heavy-footed) rhythm section that, when paired with lead singer Gabriel Douglas’ gritty, baritone vocals, makes the listener both nostalgic and ready to drink… or maybe even fight. Through gutsy Delta–Blues and classic Americana, The 4onthefloor put their signature stomp on these classic genres with not one but four bass drums pulsing to the beat of all 16 tracks.

Inspired by The Doors, Muddy Waters, CCR, Howlin’ Wolf, Tommy James & the Shondells and Waylon Jennings to name a few, all four members operate on the same hard-hitting, bourbon-infused wavelength while keeping perfect time.

4×4 is set for digital release February 2011 and 12-inch LP release on April 4, 2011.

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