Get all 9 The Sinks releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Se Eu Desenhar Você Entende?, Influences, Velho, Espreita, Celebrity War, Sinksmania, Live at the Centro Cultural Dosol 2008, Hard Life Blues, and 1 more.
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Ignored
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Daddy
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Let You Down
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Real Life
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Hard Life Blues
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Little Girl
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Fuck It All
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When We Come Back To You
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Do You Wanna Give Up
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Selfish World
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The Sinks Natal, Brazil
The Sinks is a brazilian band on the road since 2005, with a large discography and lot of shows across the
country.
With a pocket full of rock and power pop songs, Anderson Foca is the musician and producer behind the band.
He always have new guests to join the team and diferent brazilian cities to play, ready for his next musical adventure.
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