Guess Who's a Mess by Brad Sucks Brad Sucks : Guess Who's a Mess.
 Brilliantly sardonic indie rock.

Guess Who's a Mess is the third self-recorded and produced release from Brad Sucks. A more uptempo and aggressive outing than I Don't Know What I'm Doing (2003) and Out of It (2008), Guess Who's a Mess mixes funky beats, noisy synths and big guitars with Brad's wry, world-weary vocals about handling people's expectations and learning to be true to yourself.
Songs:

1. In Your Face
2. Come Back
3. Feel Free Plastic Surgery
4. Guess Who's a Mess
5. Waste of TV
6. Model Home
7. The First Thing About Me
8. Thanks For The Add
9. Fluoride
10. Just in a Phase

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Release date: 05/23/2013
Brad Sucks lives in Ontario Canada

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Funk, Indie Rock

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