Say Sue Me
50 top tracks
Say Sue Me
50 top tracks
Albums

Where We Were Together
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Nevertheless, (Original Television Soundtrack, Pt. 8)
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It's Just A Short Walk!
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The Last Thing Left
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We've Sobered Up (Remastered 2018)
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Just Joking Around / B Lover
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YUMI's Cells, Pt. 5 (Original Television Soundtrack)
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At The End Of The Road
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Time is Not Yours
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Good People
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Biography
Say Sue Me is a four piece Indie Pop / Indie Rock band from Busan, South Korea. Since their formation in 2012, they have released their first album [We've Sobered Up] and an EP [Big Summer Night]. They prefer to describe themselves as a band that plays surf rock and like a variety of 90's indie rock. Some have categorized them as shoegaze. Lead singer Sumi Choi prefers to sing in English, with a few tracks in Korean....Read more on Last.fm
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Say Sue Me is a four piece Indie Pop / Indie Rock band from Busan, South Korea. Since their formation in 2012, they have released their first album [We've Sobered Up] and an EP [Big Summer Night]. They prefer to describe themselves as a band that plays surf rock and like a variety of 90's indie rock. Some have categorized them as shoegaze. Lead singer Sumi Choi prefers to sing in English, with a few tracks in Korean.
Damnably Records of London, England releases a compilation album of the bands previous releases with a bonus track on CD called [Say Sue Me], released April 2017 available from Damnably (Europe/North America) and via Electric Muse in Asia.
Reviewing their 2018 release Where We Were Together in Pitchfork, Steven Arroyo notes that the band's "sweet spot" is "familiar, wistful progressions complemented by Kim’s interior detailing," referring to guitarist Byungkyu Kim. Kim's "guitar warps, dilutes, and casts shadows over these songs, and his reverb placement reflects a well-versed ear." <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Say+Sue+Me">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
