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- Amanda Palmer & the Grand Theft Orchestra
- ANR
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- Au Revoir Simone
- Bass Drum of Death
- Bear Hands
- Bear in Heaven
- Bellemare
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- Bikini
- Binky Griptite
- Bloc Party
- Blonde Summer
- Bob and Gene
- Bonjay
- Caitlin Park
- Charles Bradley
- CHEEK MOUNTAIN THIEF
- Classixx
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- Como Mamas
- Crocodiles
- Dan Mangan
- Daptone Records
- David Thomas Jones
- Devin
- Diagrams
- DOM
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- Dusted
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- Erika Spring
- Escort
- Eux Autres
- Fake Problems
- Feeding People
- Figurines
- Frankie Rose
- Freddie Gibbs
- Freelance Whales
- Frenchkiss Records
- Gold & Youth
- Hanni El Khatib
- Heavy Blanket
- Hockey
- Hollerado
- Honor Roll Music
- Hooded Fang
- Humans
- James Pants
- Jason Collett
- Jeff Hershey & The Heartbeats
- John Grant
- King Tuff
- Kishi Bashi
- Les Savy Fav
- Lindsey Ray
- Little & Ashley
- Malcolm Middleton
- Menahan Street Band
- Miniature Tigers
- Naomi Shelton & The Gospel Queens
- Neighbors
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- Plains
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- Priestess
- Princeton
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- Races
- Rosie Thomas
- Scorpion Child
- Seams
- Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings
- Slam Donahue
- So Many Wizards
- Solid Gold
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- Suckers
- Superhumanoids
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- The Antlers
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- Tijuana Panthers
- Tunng
- Via Audio
- Victory
- Young Man
- Zeus
Suckers
In two short years, Quinn Walker, Austin Fisher, Pan and Brian Aiken, aka Suckers, emerged with a sound and aesthetic that grew them a local following from their homebase at the Glasslands Gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. With the members often simultaneously playing multiple instruments per song and singing, shouting and chanting in unison, the group’s early shows (often featuring the band in face paint and costumes) were wild affairs featuring primal beats, future sounds, trumpet blasts, religious truths and the sheer enjoyment of three one-man bands playing together. The trio knew they were missing something or someone and added drummer/keyboardist Brian Aiken, fresh off a year abroad in Hungary. With Brian on board, the band hit their stride, packing local venues and sharing bills with friends and kindred spirits in Yeasayer, MGMT, Bear In Heaven, Chairlift and Real Estate.
www.myspace.com/suckers
