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- (Too Pure)
Mclusky fans, rejoice. Comprised of two-thirds of Mclusky (singer/guitarist Andy Falkous and drummer Jack Egglestone) along with Kelson Mattias of fellow Welsh band Jarcrew, Future of the Left debut with a blistering album of aggressive indie-punk. With a brutal, angular sound, scathing, sarcastic lyrics and some wickedly catchy hooks, they’re not far-removed from Mclusky, but occasional added keyboards, more prominent backing vocals and an overall greater attention to detail give the band a more multidimensional sound. 1/29/2008
- Don Yates
Other Future of the Left album reviews:
The Plot Against Common Sense - 6/15/2012
Travels With Myself and Another - 6/30/2009
