Future of the Left, Roomrunner, and Chron Turbine at Knitting Factory

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On Tuesday, November 27th, Cardiff, Wales' Future of the Left headlined the final show of their US tour in support of their third album, The Plot Against Common Sense, at Brooklyn, NY's Knitting Factory. The show marked the band's second performance in Brooklyn in less than a month (their November 2nd show was moved to Europa from (le) Poisson Rouge due to the latter venue's loss of power from Hurricane Sandy). Future of the Left played a total of 19 songs for nearly two hours. Three Mclusky songs were included in their set to the delight of the audience (singer/guitarist Andrew “Falco” Falkous and drummer Jack Egglestone were both in Mclusky and formed Future of the Left after Mclusky disbanded) and Falco disparaged San Diego before launching into their final songs, “Lapsed Catholics” and a cover of “I Trusted You,” before the band dismantled Egglestone's drumkit and pulled audience members on stage. Baltimore's Roomrunner drove 12 hours from Cincinnati to Brooklyn to perform on the bill, which marked the end of their month long tour that also began in Brooklyn on November 1st. New York acts Chron Turbine and The Simpsons opened the show.

Future of the Left setlist
Arming Eritrea
Small Bones, Small Bodies
adeadenemyalwayssmellsgood
Future Child Embarrassment Matrix (new song; title revealed via Twitter)
Beneath The Waves An Ocean
Sheena Is A T-Shirt Salesman
Manchasm
Failed Olympic Bid
You Need Satan More Than He Needs You
Polymers Are Forever
To Hell With Good Intentions (Mclusky song)
I Am The Least Of Your Problems
Without MSG I Am Nothing (Mclusky song)
Robocop 4: Fuck Off Robocop
Chin Music
The Lord Hates A Coward
Lightsabre Cocksucking Blues (Mclusky song)
Lapsed Catholics
I Trusted You (Andy Kaufman cover)

Future of the Left finish their US tour in Brooklyn and bring Baltimore’s Roomrunner along.