Future_Of_The_Left-Curses-(Advance)-2007-uF

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MP3/FLAC

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uF

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55,07 MB

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14

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2008-05-13

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ARTiST: Future Of The Left
TiTLE: Curses
LABEL: Too Pure
GENRE: Rock
TiME: 37:19 min
SiZE:  55,0 MB
BiTRATE: VBRkbps
RiP DATE: Aug-04-2007
RELEASE DATE: Sep-24-2007
WEBSiTE: www.futureoftheleft.com

Track List:

01. The Lord Hates A Coward                    03:35
02. Plague Of Onces                            03:04
03. Fingers Become Thumbs                      01:51
04. Manchasm                                   03:54
05. Fuck The Countryside Alliance              02:07
06. My Gymnastic Past                          02:31
07. Suddenly It's A Folk Song                  02:55
08. Kept By Bees                               01:54
09. Small Bones Small Bodies                   02:22
10. Wrigley Scott                              02:06
11. Real Men Hunt In Packs                     03:28
12. Team: Seed                                 01:19
13. Adeadenemyalwayssmellsgood                 03:03
14. The Contrarian                             03:10

Release Notes:

Future of the Left have already risen Phoenix-like
from the ashes of Mclusky, and now the band will
cement its status as Wales' most ferocious national
export with the release of its first full-length,
Curses.

In a post on the band's MySpace blog, lead Leftist
Andrew Falkous carefully describes the album: "It's
37 minutes and 13 seconds long, an Aries, and enjoys
long country walks, alfresco bathing and revenge."
What's not to love?

Curses' tracklist is below, and it's full of songs
that have been around in various incarnations since
the band's introduction to the public via MySpace
last year.

Falkous also vaguely but enthusiastically answers
our other potential questions: "When will it come
out? As soon as possible. When will we tour? Even
sooner than possible. When is my next dentist
appointment? In two months time."

Thanks to FOTL's label, Too Pure, we have some even
better answers to those first two questions: October
9 (in the U.S.), and in September (with a pair of
London shows this month).

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