Finger Eleven

Finger Eleven return with their fourth Wind-up Records release Them vs. You vs. Me on March 20, 2007. Finger Eleven's prior release, which was self-titled, has scanned 560,688 according to SoundScan, and has been certified gold by the R.I.A.A. The success of the release was largely fueled by the massive hit "One Thing," which continues to be heard on radio stations across the country as a recurrent on their play lists.

The members of Finger Eleven collectively wrote / recorded over one hundred songs during the process of creating Them vs. You vs. Me.. The influences are of varying styles from rock to country to dance to funk to old 60's songs. Many of them were written by exchanging files over the Internet wherein one person would track a home recording, send it off, and then some one else would build on it and send it on down the line. Many of the sounds on the record were recorded during the demo process in locations as diverse as a castle, a lodge in Northern Canada and their homes. Beyond the obvious guitars and drums one would expect to hear on a Finger Eleven album, Them vs. You vs. Me features assorted keyboards, xylophones, a lap steel, violin, banjo, and other assorted instruments added in to the mix.

Finger Eleven have revealed the track listing of Them vs. You vs. Me and it is as follows:

Paralyzer

Falling On

I'll Keep Your Memory Vague

Lost My Way

So-So Suicide

Window Song

Sense Of A Spark

Talking To The Walls

Change The World

Gather & Give

Them vs. You vs. Me

Easy Life