
Suckers’ 2010 debut Wild Smile was an extremely vibrant slice of art/indie pop that earned them comparisons to the likes of Wild Beasts, Vampire Weekend and Born Ruffians.
The band returns on April 24th with Candy Salad coming out through Frenchkiss, and judging by the album’s title and the above cover art, they have not lost any spirit in the time between Wild Smile and this. The album was produced by Matt Boynton who has previously worked with MGMT and Black Dice, which might give us some indication of sound.
For now we don’t have any track to preview Candy Salad but you might be able to catch them on tour doing that. They have a few dates before the album’s release and a whole host following it. Check out their live dates below following the Candy Salad track list.
Candy Salad track list:
01. Going Nowhere
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2. Figure It Out
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3. Bricks to the Bones
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4. Chinese Braille
05. Leave the Light On
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6. Charmaine
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7. George
08. Turn on the Sunshine
09. Lydia
10. Roses
Suckers tour dates:
03-11 Lexington, KY – Cosmic Charlie’s
03-12 Memphis, TN – Hi Tone Cafe
03-13 Shreveport, LA – Media Start Entertainment Hall
03-14-17 Austin, TX – SXSW
03-19 Birmingham, AL – Bottletree Cafe
03-21 Raleigh, NC – King’s
03-22 Richmond, VA – The Camel
05-01 Brooklyn, NY – Glasslands Gallery
05-02 Philadelphia, PA – Kung Fu Necktie
05-03 Pittsburgh, PA – Club AE
05-04 Columbus, OH – The Basement
05-05 Chicago, IL – Empty Bottle
05-07 Minneapolis, MN – 7th St Entry
05-09 Denver, CO – Hi Dive
05-11 Salt Lake City, UT – Kilby Court
05-12 Boise, ID – Neurolux
05-13 Seattle, WA – Neumos
05-14 Vancouver, British Columbia – Media Club
05-17 San Francisco, CA – Bottom of the Hill
05-18 Los Angeles, CA – Echo
05-19 Long Beach, CA – Alex’s Bar
05-20 San Diego, CA – Casbah
05-22 Phoenix, AZ – Rhythm Room
05-23 El Paso, TX – Lowbrow Palace
05-25 Austin, TX – Red 7

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