Artist description Left Unsaid is a band from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Check us out!

Music Style Punk, emo, pop, rock n' roll, whatever the hell you wanna call it!

Musical Influences At The Drive In, Glassjaw, The Used, Coheed And Cambria, Finch, Small Brown Bike, The Mars Volta, Further Seems Forever, Thursday, Hopesfall, etc...

Similar Artists The Used, New Found Glory, Finch

Artist History December 1998 3 Degrees was formed.November 1999 3 Degrees gets signed to a small label.November 1999 3 Degrees has a name change, they changed their name to Left Unsaid. Left Unsaid has been on a few comps including Silent Records "Our Voices must be heard" with bands such as Good Riddance, Cooter, A New Found Glory, Link 80 & etc... Together Records comp "For The Kids" with bands such as A New Found Glory, 22 Jacks, Rx Bandits, Mu330, Atom and his Package, & etc... Crankshaft Records comp "Popping the Punk Pinata" with bands such as Lucky 7, Subb, Smackin Isaiah, Capture The Flag, & etc... Silent Records comp "The Food Not Bombs Benefit Compilation" with bands such as Face To Face, Big Wig, Millencolin, Finch, CKY, Dynamite Boy, & etc... Socyermom Records Comp "Ouch" all Albuquerque Bands. Left Unsaid has opened for bands such as The Offspring, Guttermouth, Strung Out, Incubus, 311, Sprung Monkey, Ataris, Home Grown, Fenix Tx, AAA, Big Wig, Limp, MxPx, & etc

Group Members Eric Garay (Bass) Hunter Ashton (guitar & vocals), Jeremy O'Neilin (Drums), Mario Rivera (guitar & vocals)

Instruments Guitars, Drums, Bass, Vocals

Albums 3 Degrees Lost (1999), Eleven E.P. (2000), The Curse (2003)

Press Reviews RACER X MAGAZINE VOLUME 4 No 10 October '01: LEFT UNSAID "ELEVEN" BY RYAN CLARK- Punk Rock rock and motocross go hand-in-hand. You've seen it with NOFX, and you've seen it with Strung Out. Perpare yourself for the newest creation to saturate the paddlock area. Eleven, a four-song EP, gives us a taste of the infectious melodic musical stylings of the boys from Left Unsaid. The first song, "Groucho" has an old-school Blink 182 (circa Cheshire Cat) feel, with a variety of tempo changes and powerful, upbeat ending. Grouping Left Unsaid into the "classic punk" category would be selling them short, though, as their lyrics are much more intelligent and relatable than many of their punk rock counterparts. Another thing I like about this disc is that, like fine wine and Larry Ward, it gets better with age. Give it a listen, and you too can experience that Left Unsaid feeling

Additional Info Visit www.leftunsaid.com Also look for us on cdnow.com they have our very st full length CD for sale!

Location Albuquerque, New Mexico - USA

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