Someday I

Someday I, with their second release on ALL’s label, Owned & Operated Recordings, have produced a thematic opus unto themselves, which could quite possibly be understood by anyone who wrote it. Sure to misunderstand is everyone else.

Ref 4 serves as a backyard fence over which a self-absorbed, auto-pathetic, sociopath peeks occasionally at his neighbors reaffirming why he lives alone (in his parents basement), has no friends, and works in a vacuum.

Combining nihilism and misanthropy, Someday I have fashioned an ethos and managed in two short years with two long releases to accomplish that which many more storied artists have taken decades and dozens of releases to accomplish: perfection of the art of career suicide.

Their obtuse hatred of everything secular and non is very personal and should not be misunderstood as to not pertain to you. Taking unequal parts Jawbox, Drive Like Jehu, Shudder To Think, DJ Shadow, Shiner, The Police, and The Clash, Someday I are excited to have ripped-off well-known bands too many to mention through-out various press-releases.