German
Translation
Bob Mulvey
An album of many facets and covering many genres of music, all
of which are well written, well produced ...
George
Roldan
This
is a wonderful CD that is very listenable and well written. They deliver
the goods in the form of their music ...
Matt Rink
Featured Review for August 2002
Heartfelt
vocals, precision playing, and wondrous melodies all meet to make for an
impressive introduction to the music of Left Coast ...
Regular Review
...
this charged up debut has enough melody, maturity, and fire to
constitute a formidable release within the realm of progressive rock. Touching
ballads, delicate rockers, and spirited instrumetals combine to make Worlds
of Mystery, a truly unique and enjoyable offering.
© Keith "MuzikMan"
Hannaleck
I
absolutely love the progressive rock that I can call savagely beautiful, and
that is exactly what their music is
...
Michael Popke
This impressive slab of Rush
meets Bowie landed on our desks a bit past its 2001 copyright date, but Worlds
of Mystery merits mention. These five guys keep you guessing about
what’s coming next.
Jedd Beaudoin
Left
Coast are among the most intriguing bands to have crossed these ears this year
... A highly recommended, highly listenable affair ...
German Review
A
well balanced mix between melodic progressive rock and A&R elements. A
professional production and interaction between the sophisticated musicians.
Fred Trafton
Left
Coast is a band that plays a broad range of different styles ranging from prog
metal to arena rock to power ballads to "adult pop" AOR tunes, all
very tasteful and well performed, and all with a proggy edge to it
...
Carlos
Alberto Vaz Ferreira
"Worlds
Of Mystery" represents immeasurable qualities of musicianship, lyrical
composition and studio techniques. An inventive Progressive Rock band ...
Peppe
di Spirito
The
pieces are not particularly long, but they are very structural between calm
changes of time and vibrating humor that favor alternating itself of resonance
and moments very tranquil.
From San Diego comes this first
recording of a band with promise. Progression
magazine gives Worlds Of Mystery performance 4 out of 4 stars.
Denis
Taton
... this American production from San Diego is at least very easy to approach, with
a very good overall aftertaste.
