Raw, unpolished, and disarmingly personal, Woe is Me — the debut release from indie-folk newcomer Peter Squires — is a sweet and sincere portrait of a young man recovering from heartbreak.
Recorded in his Brooklyn bedroom, Squires' songs cathartically express lovelorn despair with refreshing humor and self-awareness. Like the best work of Morrissey and Magnetic Fields, Peter Squires keeps things playful while he breaks your heart.
- When You Come Home
- System of a Down
- I Would Hate to Be You
- Witch
- Fault Line
- Saturday Morning
- Double Life
- Three Months Underwater
- Woe is Me
- Wrong Way to Monterey
