BG080 | I Hate You | For Strangers & Wardens

BG080 | I Hate You

by For Strangers & Wardens

supported by

	/

	1.	I Hate You 03:42
	2.	Trouble On The Vine (Tim Mudd Acoustic Version) 02:33

about

'I Hate You' is a sardonic take on the modern break-up song. Catching it's protagonist at an embarrassing low in their internal monologue, it mimics the distress of a relationship's demise and transposes the grief into the tangible death of their ex; relating the emotional pain as actual physical harm. These actions are, of course, nothing more than a dark daydream. Once referred to as 'abhorrent' and 'disarmingly sweet' in the same sentence, 'I Hate You' is commiseration for any recently dumped friend who needs a few strong drinks and a little lighthearted pain relief in the form of a song. The first single from Old Wives’ Tales, Tim Mudd’s upcoming release with his group For Strangers & Wardens is a wry welcome to the LP's songs of darkness and redemption, scheduled for release in 2015.

credits

released October 14, 2014

This is co-release with FSAW Records.

license

about

Bleeding Gold Records San Diego, California

Recommendations

contact / help

Contact Bleeding Gold Records

Streaming and
Download help

Shipping and returns

Redeem code

Report this album or account

Bleeding Gold Records recommends:

Jessamines
by Miniatures

xo Bleeding Gold Records
go to album
Dreams Are Real
by Surf Friends

xo Bleeding Gold Records
go to album
Blist Aut
by Ghetto Slang

xo Bleeding Gold Records
go to album

If you like BG080 | I Hate You, you may also like:

Kalahysteri
by Kalahysteri

The Italian trio ramps classic country and rockabilly influences up to a frenzied pace. Bandcamp Album of the Day Jan 5, 2017
go to album
Sees All Knows All
by Sonny Smith

Sonny (of & the Sunsets fame) releases monologue album - an hour-long story about a bohemian quarter-life crisis. Bandcamp New & Notable Jan 15, 2016
go to album
Forever is a Long Time
by Ian Coss

These sweet, sad indie pop tunes accompany Ian Coss's podcast of the same name, in which he interviews his family about their divorces. Bandcamp New & Notable Aug 17, 2021
go to album