MP3 Left Unsaid - The Curse
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A sound forged in the punk/emo realm.
12 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Punk, ROCK: Emo
Details:
From Albuquerque, New Mexico USA
Formed nearly five years ago, Left Unsaid began typically enough as a hard-core punk band. With four distinct musical backgrounds (from jazz and hip-hop to emo and metal) it forged a sound decidedly in the emo and punk realm. Whatever brought the group to the point it's at now, it's enough to impress the folks at the local alternative radio station The Edge, which is spinning the band's songs "Dresden" and "Paper Dolls" in regular rotation. Placed alongside songs by major label acts, Left Unsaid's music snugly fits in and attests not only to its musical vision, but the strength of the local music scene which has supported the band since its inception. With this latest release on Socyermom Records, the band which includes bassist Eric Garay, guitarists and vocalists Hunter Ashton and Mario Rivera and capable drummer Jeremy O'Neilin; is planning on touring regionally in the coming months and attempting to boost its profile with potential fans and the music industry.
-- Kevin Hopper (Albuquerque Journal)
12 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Punk, ROCK: Emo
Details:
From Albuquerque, New Mexico USA
Formed nearly five years ago, Left Unsaid began typically enough as a hard-core punk band. With four distinct musical backgrounds (from jazz and hip-hop to emo and metal) it forged a sound decidedly in the emo and punk realm. Whatever brought the group to the point it's at now, it's enough to impress the folks at the local alternative radio station The Edge, which is spinning the band's songs "Dresden" and "Paper Dolls" in regular rotation. Placed alongside songs by major label acts, Left Unsaid's music snugly fits in and attests not only to its musical vision, but the strength of the local music scene which has supported the band since its inception. With this latest release on Socyermom Records, the band which includes bassist Eric Garay, guitarists and vocalists Hunter Ashton and Mario Rivera and capable drummer Jeremy O'Neilin; is planning on touring regionally in the coming months and attempting to boost its profile with potential fans and the music industry.
-- Kevin Hopper (Albuquerque Journal)
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