Get all 10 Brad Sucks releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Myself Almost, The Comfort Zone, Loss Leader, A New Low in Hi-Fi, I Don't Know What I'm Doing Remastered, Lonely (Bee and PuppyCat), Better Than Nothing, Guess Who's a Mess, and 2 more.
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State of Art
03:11
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Learning to Lie Again
04:06
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Forever Alone
02:58
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Enemies
03:52
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Pretty Dumb
02:49
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The Comfort Zone
03:23
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I'll Show Myself Out
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Wastin' My Potential
03:28
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Take It From Me
05:12
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Holding On
03:02
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Brad Sucks Ottawa, Ontario
Brad Sucks has been releasing catchy, electronic-tinged indie rock since 2001, producing four albums: I Don’t Know What I’m Doing (2003), Out of It (2008) and Guess Who’s a Mess (2012) and A New Low in Hi-Fi (2021). Coming to international attention with his home-recorded songs and ironic charm, Brad Sucks has been streamed millions of times and featured worldwide on television and radio. ... more
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I love this whole album: It just captures a wide range of experiences and affects the listener with a wide range of emotions. I first liked this album because of the nerdcore elements, but I fell in love when I realized that these verses were true poetry, speaking to a deeper truth and beauty unlike most hip-hop I've heard. "A Poet" exemplifies this with its bittersweet message about how poetry is not valued. This is the first hip-hop tune I've ever shed a tear over. Take a bow, Mega Ran.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Loss Leader”
Great album! MC Lars is such an original, authentic voice. So glad I discovered him.
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The Toronto quartet transcend their jangle-rock trappings on their ambitious third album.
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15 years into their career, the Toronto indie rockers sound sharp and ebullient as ever.
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Montreal indie-rock mainstays combat tech-age ennui with a rowdy return to form, catharsis enabled through catchiness.
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Fans of Galaxie 500 and Lush are invited to sink into this lovely record of shimmery dream pop from Toronto group Tallies.
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