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40 BELOW SUMMER Part Ways With Guitarist

October 11, 2004

40 BELOW SUMMER have parted ways with guitarist Jordan Plingos. The group's official statement on the matter is as follows:

"After five years of working together, 40 BELOW SUMMER and Jordan Plingos have decided to part ways. We appreciate everything that he and his family had brought to the band. We'll always wish Jordan the best in all of his future endeavors and will never forget him.

"...And so begins the new era of 40 BELOW SUMMER. Filling in for the next tour will be Ty Fury, formerly of MOTOGRATER. Get ready for what is to come."

40 BELOW SUMMER's most recent album, "The Mourning After", was released last November through Razor & Tie Records.

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