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future of the left Cardiff, UK
rock band. wales. currently - julia ruzicka, jack egglestone, andy falkous. previously - kelson matthias, jimmy watkins.
touring guitar - ian wilson. inspiration - don't be a prick. likes - self-evidently good things. dislikes - duh. x
photo by Claude La Roux, Brussels, 2017
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