I've seen a couple and can't say that I've a notice a particular left wing bias. It's just a run of the mill satirical show that takes pot shots at many aspects of the establishment, like many shows that have gone before it. If New Labour were still in power I'm sure they'd find material to take the pish regardless.

Yes, OP, I've seen it.  Lauren Laverne has been a singer in short lived indie band Kenickie a DJ for years and presented many arts and music themed programs. 

I find it quite amusing and at times very funny although it is very patchy.  I also find the no holds barred debates with David Mitchell far more informative than listening to smug PR boys, Cameron or Clegg slime their way through interviews with sound-bites like 'maxing out the credit card'.

Mitchell and Brooker's angry man opinions witty and a different take on things rather than the usual right wing demagogues like Clarkson and Kelvin McKenzie who infest our media, spouting about 'political correctness gone mad' and the injustice of not being able to buy gooliwogs.  Brooker's had the Telegraph's Peter Oborne on his show and Oborne hates New Labour.

It's inevitable that when we have a government that economically is very right wing, that it will attract criticism.  I think at times like this centrist criticism can appear left wing.  Our government is extremely right wing and is pretty much making a mess of things.  It's also aimed at the younger viewer, who tend to be more left wing.

I quite look forward to it.