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Stuck Lucky
Stuck Lucky is an indie rock band that first gained attention with their debut single "Adore, Admit, Admire." Their debut album came out in 2016 under the...
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Adore, Admit, Admire
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Bonus Track
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El Vampiro
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Fall Of Rome
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In Case You Come Home Now
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In Purgatory
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Muy Loco
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R.F.F
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Skankin' With A Handgun
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Someone Just Like You
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Song For The Underling
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We Really Don't Care
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What You Do
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Stuck Lucky is an indie rock band that first gained attention with their debut single "Adore, Admit, Admire." Their debut album came out in 2016 under the title "This Machine Kills Fascists." The band's lineup includes Joe Haege on lead vocals and guitar, Matt Nash on guitar and vocals, Patrick Phillips on bass, and Jake Andersen on drums.
Joe Haege has been open about his experiences with mental health, and that personal perspective often surfaces in the band's lyrics. Their songs like "Fall Of Rome" and "In Case You Come Home Now" tend to lean toward introspective themes rather than straightforward rock anthems.
After their debut, Stuck Lucky released additional albums including "Fading Like a Polaroid" and "Paradise." Their fanbase sometimes refers to themselves as "The Lucky Ones," though the band hasn't maintained a constant mainstream presence.
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