The Last Thing Left

Say Sue Me

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Cat No: DAMNABLY140LP

Release Date: 13 May 2022

Label: Damnably

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 0016027948423

Genres: Indie Surf

Release Date: 01 July 2022

Label: Damnably

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 016027948416

Genres: Indie Surf

Description
The indie rock quartet from Busan, South Korea return with new
album 'The Last Thing Left'. This is their first new album release
since 2018's critically acclaimed Where We Were Together.

After a flurry of international activity culminating with a debut North
American tour at the end of 2019, like everyone else in the world,
the band were forced to take a touring hiatus in 2020, and quietly
began work on a new album. 'The Last Thing Left' was self-recorded and self-produced during lockdown at the band's own Busan studio. Mastered by Matthew Barnhart at Chicago Mastering Services and released by Damnably Records and Beach Town Music.

2018's Where We Were Together largely dealt with the emotional
fallout from the absence of dear friend and the band's original
drummer Semin Kang. In October 2019, Semin passed away.
Then, the pandemic. Needless to say, these events left their marks
on the band, and the new album leans heavily on themes of loss,
loneliness, grief and healing, and love

Description
The indie rock quartet from Busan, South Korea return with new album ‘The Last Thing Left’. This is their first new album release since 2018’s critically acclaimed Where We Were Together.

After a flurry of international activity culminating with a debut North American tour at the end of 2019, like everyone else in the world, the band were forced to take a touring hiatus in 2020, and quietly began work on a new album. ‘The Last Thing Left’ was self-recorded and self-produced during lockdown at the band’s own Busan studio. Mastered by Matthew Barnhart at Chicago Mastering Services and released by Damnably Records and Beach Town Music.

2018’s Where We Were Together largely dealt with the emotional fallout from the absence of dear friend and the band’s original drummer Semin Kang. In October 2019, Semin passed away. Then, the pandemic. Needless to say, these events left their marks on the band, and the new album leans heavily on themes of loss, loneliness, grief and healing, and love.

"Despite the sweetness of their sound, Say Sue Me are an unstoppable force." (Pitchfork)

Pressed on Black vinyl
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