[2] Jeff Sousa became the drummer in late 1993, when the band had two songs fully written, and Brooks and Vialon changed their sound by implementing two uniquely low-tuned guitars, forgoing the need of a bassist.

[3] Vialon said that after the group's 2010 reunion tours, Floor had, "noticed that our fan base had grown exponentially and doing a new record, kind of picking up where we'd left off, was something we agreed we should focus on.

"[4] Floor released their third studio album Oblation on April 29, 2014, to generally favorable reviews scoring 77% on aggregate website Metacritic.

This includes the extended use of what some critics have called the "bomb note", an E-string that is extremely loosely strung to the guitar.

AllMusics Gregory Heaney called it "a shuddering explosion of sludgy distortion that comes from hitting a guitar string that's detuned until it's barely hanging on".