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Drive!Sucker Hamden, Connecticut
Drive!Sucker started out in Christchurch, NZ, but now live in Hamden, CT. We record when time permits; it’s a slow process. Influences range from folk pop era Bee Gees, Monument era Roy Orbison, the Clash, Postcard Records, early Flying Nun, both Underground’s -Velvet and Paisley, some Comsat’s records, early rock n roll, early country, baroque pop. Guitars should be electric and jangle at volume ... more
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