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40 Below Summer: Max Illidge (vocals); Jordan Plingos, Joe D'Amico (guitar); Hector "Hook" Graziani (bass); Carlos Aquilar (drums).
Recorded between March & May 2001.
Personnel: Carlos Aguilar (drums).
Audio Mixer: Toby Wright.
Recording information: Cello Studios (03/2001-05/2001); Sound City Studios (03/2001-05/2001).
Photographer: Dean Karr.
40 Below Summer looked to impress with their 2001 major-label debut, Invitation to the Dance, and largely succeed by offering up an eclectic batch of songs that are dripping with creativity. Invitation to the Dance at first glance may seem to be just another hard rock album, but along with further observation it is apparent that 40 Below Summer is striving to spice up what modern hard rock became in the 21st century. By combining hardcore breakdowns with melodic singing, a dash of aggressive hip-hop, and the worldly aspects of jazz, 40 Below Summer created a recipe that will satisfy the listener as well as sate one's soul. Max Illedge's unique vocal mannerisms help push 40 Below Summer forward, and his natural vocal ability make songs such as "Step into the Sideshow" and "Falling Down" stand out as must-hear tunes. Throughout the album there is a reoccuring sense of déjà vu, as was common with most releases in 2001, but 40 Below Summer overcome their minor similarities to truly be seen as an original band amidst the cluster of fledgling acts struggling to break through. 40 Below Summer's ability to keep the listener guessing and the album's repetitive appeal make Invitation to the Dance a surefire hit for those looking for something more out of hard rock than a down-tuned bass and simplistic lyrics. ~ Jason D. Taylor
Invitation To The Dance Music 40 Below Summer Invitation To The Dance Songs Invitation To The Dance Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews This album ROCKS!!!!
What a excellent band,very original material.
Submitted by a reviewer (Boooklyn,NY) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No THE BEST DEBUT IN YEARS
This is the best debut cd that I have heard since Korn's. If you like hard rock, you MUST buy this cd. You can't stop listening to it.
Submitted by a reviewer (Pelican Rapids, MN, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No woohoo
great albulm and great band...
Submitted by Gradde (laxa)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No brilliance, just brilliance
gotta love the bass nd drum work on skin and atmosphear, unfortunatly my copy of this album has been worn out litteraly so lets hope a new album is here soon. A++ for snow capped romance for musicianship, songs work well, the album go down a treat.
Submitted by jaz clark (sydney)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Best Band/Album Ever
100% Original, listen to any one song and you'll become easily addicted to the band. Unfortunantly they broke up but they are forming a band entitled Black Market Hero so wait and check them out. I'm sure they're will be no dissapointment.
Submitted by ugliestlawngnom (Virginia Beach, Va)
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