Description:	FULL PROMO CD on Too Pure NO ARTWORK
	Format:	CD
	Condition:	Used
	Genre(s):	Indie Rock
	Label:	Too Pure
	Price:	£2.99
	Availability:	Sold out / currently unavailable. Sorry!

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...according to our Maggie on 19 September 2007.

First up I have Future of the Left with their full length album 'Curses'. Formed by 2 ex-members of McKlusky, is a snarling, angry guitar driven album with furious lyrics screamed over rock drums and chuggin bass. Not really my thing actually as it always feels a bit contrived and teenage angsty but I can appreciate its intensity and has the occasional sing along vocal line and stop start rhythm that pricks up my ears. The lads think the music is like Norman favourites Shellac.

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What their label says...

“Punk does-the-splitz death-charge disco” – NME.“Ferocious, melodic gems” – Guardian Guide.It’s one hell of a way to introduce yourself. No messing. As the dirty, fuzzy bass and pounding drums of ‘The Lord Hates A Coward’ erupt, with the inimitable refrain “violence solved everything”, it’s clear Future of the Left mean business. You wouldn’t expect anything less either, consisting, as they do, of two ex-members of the now defunct mclusky and one ex-member of the now defunct Jarcrew.·That’s right. The snarling vocals/guitar are those of Mr Andrew Falkous, the relentless drumming that of Mr Jack Egglestone and the mesmeric bass lines those of Mr Kelson Louis Tregurtha Mathias, who also provides backing vocals.·‘Curses’, then, finds Future of the Left in combative mood. Consisting of 14 tracks and clocking in at just 37 minutes, it’s certainly an intense listen. Recorded at Monnow Valley Studios over three weekends from late October 2006 to March 2007 and mastered at Abbey Road, it’s an album that takes no prisoners.