Aerocar Model Four

Aerocar Model Four, (AMF) truly are a new breed of band.
Taking influences from all over the musical spectrum,
it's too hard to class them along side any others in today's musical genres.
Combining huge sounding layered guitars, deep melodic vocals,
intriguing keyboards and a memorizing pounding from the rhythm section,
Aerocar Model Four has a sound that is as unique as their name.
"This band delivers an absolutely explosive on stage performance that
grabs a hold of the audience and never lets go".
Completed and released in late 2003, BREAKING POINT, the bands first full-length studio release,
has gained radio airplay on stations across Canada. Their debut is described as being
"deep and moody", having "an unparalleled amount of energy and emotion".
With over 1500 albums sold, and multiple cross Canada tours, "Breaking Point" has set the base
for a solid launch into Canada's music scene.
After going through a line-up change in 2005, Aerocar Model Four solidified its new line-up and continued
to grow together, fine tuning their musical and on-stage performance.
In early 2006, AMF prepared to enter the studio in preparation for release of there
sophomore album. The highly anticipated album, "The Sweetest Lie" was released in
November 2008. With CD and online sales soaring, the tone has been set for things to come.
Being rewarded with radio airplay across Canada and the US, AMF has been featured on
Sirius XM's "Jay Thomas Show" and locally included in Winnipeg's
Power 97 "Class of 2008" with their hit single "That's What She Said".
After being asked to share the stage with some of Canada's premiere rock acts at festivals across
Canada, the band is seeing the support and crowds grow with each show.
With the interest of industry insiders sparked, Aerocar Model four continues to build on their loyal
following, helping usher in a new era of music.
M-rock