Future of the Left is an alternative rock group based in Cardiff, Wales.
Adam Walton meets Future Of The Left part three
Adam chats to Cardiff band Future Of The Left as they release their new album, The Plot Against Common Sense.
Biography
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Links & Information
Links
- MySpace at myspace.com/futureoftheleft
- Wikipedia article on Future of the Left
- Last.fm page on Future of the Left
- Discogs at discogs.com/artist/Future Of The Left
- MusicBrainz entry on Future of the Left
Members
- Julia Ruzicka,
- Jack Egglestone,
- Andy Falkous,
- Kelson Mathias (2005-2010)
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BBC Reviews
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The Plot Against Common Sense 2012
Reviewed by Mischa Pearlman
Subversion of the most intelligent, insidious, inventive kind.
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Polymers Are Forever 2011
Reviewed by Noel Gardner
New line-up, new label – but FOTL deliver familiar quality on this new EP.
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Travels With Myself and Another 2009
Reviewed by Sophie Bruce
Rock can be so dirgey, so downright self-righteous. FOTL are resoundingly not.