Artist description God has always delivered those who choose to obey Him. That is the basis of Exit-40. JESUS IS OUR REFUGE..!!!!! And it so happens that a lot of times the number 40 is a significant figure used in God's perfect equation. This is proven by the Word of God, and such examples are: Noah and the 40 days of rain, the book of Exodus has 40 chapters, and our favorite, Jesus fasting for 40 days before being tempted by the devil. Each example displays an act of deliverance in some way. So the deliverance from God combined with the number 40 equals EXIT-40..!!!

Musical Influences Anything Heavy

Group Members Ed Howard - Lead Vocals/Guitar Danny Summers - Bass Guitar Paul Hauffman - Backup Vocals/Guitar Troy Jones - Drums

Albums Exit-40 (1998), The Almighty (1999), Myopia (2001)

Press Reviews HM Magazine review of MYOPIA in the July/August 2001 issue Maryland's Exit-40 do heavy, Disciple-ish songs with Bible verses cited above their lyrics. While songs titles like "God is Great", "Positive Messiah", and "Promised Land" are pretty ambiguous, it is quite possible that they are a Christian band (sic). People that like the groove-rock to come hard and hairy, with a guitar unashamedly out front at all times, will really dig their new CD, Myopia (Oh great, you know that's gonna end up in a press kit...). I will completely confess my bias right now, I don't like this kind of music. Just my tastes, man. But even I can tell that this CD has a lot to offer to those that appreciate a well-laid heavy groove. They throw down hard, and never let up, you know? Good show, mates. They're on our CD sampler, so check them out for yourself if you have one. Email them at: ed@exitforty.com

Location Baltimore, Maryland - USA

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