Track Listing

1. Anyone
2. Death Machine
3. Two Sisters
4. It's a Lie
5. Left Side Of the Brain
6. Cold Water Symmetry
7. Running the Country
8. Drink
9. Presuppose
10. Cross the Line
11. Fake Light From the Sun

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #53612 in Music
• Released on: 2007-05-22
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

Fiction Plane's Best Album Thus Far
Left Side of the Brain is an amazing album. I won't bother describing how good it is, since plenty of reviewers have already done so above.

My wife and I first saw Fiction Plane in Louisville, KY, when they were touring with The Bravery. We had no idea who they were, but from the moment they stepped on stage and began playing "Death Machine" we knew this band had something special. Considering that there were only 3 members, the sound they were producing was amazing! A few days after the show, we bought tickets to their next show in Nashville, (2 hours away from us) only this time we specifically wanted to see FP more than the Bravery!

Later on we found out that frontman Joe is Sting's son, but it didn't matter: Fiction Plane's music stands on its own and I wish people would stop obsessing about it.

Not only that, but FP is probably the hardest working and down-to-earth band in the business: On both occasions when we went to see them, they were on stage helping the roadies set up the equipment prior to the shows. And after the show, they always hang out with their fans signing stuff, chatting, and taking pics.

This album has been getting heavy play-time in both our cars and at home. Every single song has a unique quality. My favorite track is either Left Side of the Brain or Fake Light from the Sun. My wife absolutely loves Cross the Line and Drink.

I spoke with Joe Sumner after the Nashville show and he hinted their next album would probably be out in January 09, and hopefully it will include the awesome "Sadr City Blues" which they have been performing live for a while now.

Great sounds
After hearing Fiction Plane open a concert before Fergie and The Police, I decided it would be a worthwhile purchase. The preview soundtracks from the album sounded good and upon delivery I wasn't disappointed. There's some similarity in sound to The Police (which I also really like) and overall it's a great listen, well worth it!!

fabulous,
I saw this band on tour with the Police and the next day bought the album. the songs are catchy and very police-eske. Only later did I find out that the lead singer is Sting's son. If you are looking for a new Sting, this is not it. At moments he sounds very similar, but it is definetly it's own sound. Take a listen and enjoy.