Bio:
the inversions is a four piece rock band; three song writers, three part harmonies, recording and gigging tested, the band is looking for the right people and venues with whom to team up.  A lauded CD, solid Northern California draw, and experience all along the West Coast keep them in demand.  As to the sound, the song writers share the Greats as influences and have largely similar contemporary libraries.  Think from the Kinks and Roy Orbison to Wilco and the Shins.  Comments tend to reference the Doors and the Violent Femmes, but most people say, “We haven’t heard anything like this before.”  The familiarity and originality blended is a stand out feature.

Press:
Sacramento News & Review 08/14/08 - "...equal parts Bristish invasion and folk revival... quite winning."
Sacramento News & Review 06/19/08 - "an eclectic quartet that indie fans and labels lust after"
Sacramento Bee 04/18/08 - Featured song on Sunday Single [check here]
Sacramento News & Review 03/08 - "The Inversions make big-screen debut"
Arizona Daily Wildcat 05/06 - "the Inversions could be a 1965-era British Invasion act"
Top Shelf 5/25/06 - "Sacramento's finest, as near as I can tell"
Sacramento News & Review 3/06 - "clean guitars, dominant-chord bridges and blues-based riffs... energy and inventiveness... toys with different genres..."
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Notable:
Radio play, live radio, live TV, 4 songs on soundtrack to “Jake’s Corner” with Diane Ladd & Richard Tyson (www.jakescornerthemovie.com), West Coast tour, 2nd place among 500+ contestants on KGO’s Best Unheard Music on-air contest. Winnners on GarageBand.com for song "Morning Show": Best Male Vocal of the Week, Best Groove of the Week, Best Beat of the week among 13,000 songs.


Contact:
theinversions@yahoo.com
myspace.com/theinversions