Suckers (band)

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Suckers was an American, Brooklyn-based, indie rock band.

• Quinn Walker - Vocals, Guitar, Sampler, Percussion
• Austin Fisher - Guitar, Keyboard, Sampler, Vocals
• Pan - Bass Guitar, Trumpet, Drum Pad, Percussion, Vocals

• Brian Aiken - Drums, Keyboard, Vocals

• Suckers EP (2009)
• Wild Smile (2010)
• Candy Salad (2012)

• Out On The Water (2009)
• Black Sheep (2010)

• Nate Chinen (2010-05-09). "Local Natives and Suckers Perform at the Bowery Ballroom". The New York Times. Retrieved 2020-03-29.
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• "Suckers: Interview". Prefixmag.com. Retrieved 2020-03-29.

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