Artist description Having a band constructed with so many truly different members can only help to create the diverse style of music that is being executed by FortyEightDays today. Undying passion and creativity seep out of each song created by these young musicians.Their own blend of styles bring this band to a new level by combining hardcore riffs and immediately memorable melodies. The new dawn has already appeared, all that is left for you to do is to prepare for what you will encounter.

Music Style Heavy Metal/Hardcore

Musical Influences metal, hardcore, funk, and jazz.

Similar Artists A brutal fistfight of Throwdown/Chimaira/Killswitch Engage fury with subtle added nuances of melody.

Artist History FortyEightDays emerged in preparation for their unrelentless onslaught on the Cleveland scene in early 2002. By pulling together members of several fallen bands and a few new faces a true destructive nature came to be. It was not for another year, however,until the line-up of FortyEightDays was completed. Several member chages, rearrangements, and departures later, the band solidifies its line-up. Having released several demos and one full length, they now feel the time is nearly right to move forth with their new style of melodic brutality on their forthcoming cd, "acceptance of an altered cycle".Watch out for this band in the future, it is the true bands that stab you in the front.

Group Members Steve Taylor-Vocals Chris Moss-Vocals John Urbank-Guitar Brandon Donel-Guitar Mike Mansfield-Drums Allan Kneale-Bass Mark Osiecki-Keyboards/Samples

Instruments Behringer racks, crate amps, shure mics, Warwick and Ibanez basses, Shecter guitars, tama drumss

Albums Scars of the Children

Press Reviews "Combining elements of both Clevo-style hardcore and metalcore energy, Forty 8 Days has created their own version of the industrial nightmare and they're bringing it to an ass-kicking near you." -Domain Cleveland

Location Stow, Ohio - USA

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