ANGER PARTY return with new single I HOPE YOU’RE MISERABLE

ANGER PARTY return with new single I HOPE YOU’RE MISERABLE

Alternative Horror Rock band ‘ANGER PARTY’ have made an empathic return with the release of their new single ‘I Hope You’re Miserable’. The vindictive new single which is out today via Silent Cult see’s ANGER PARTY invite you further into the twisted corners of their menacing world – one that continues to edge ever closer to the tipping point.

Not for the faint hearted, ANGER PARTY take another step in their path to plague your mind with their new single ‘I Hope You’re Miserable’. The journey began in 2023 with the band’s debut single ‘Eat You Alive’ and while 2024 saw ANGER PARTY in hibernation, it was a time well spent, plotting their enemy’s downfall.

“Some days I wake up and I wish nothing but the worst for everybody that crosses my path. ‘I Hope You’re Miserable’ is about all of those people. It’s a song about being wronged by somebody and then plotting their downfall, hoping that every single thing that could go wrong for them, does go wrong for them. It’s petty and vindictive and spiteful and it perfectly captures the way I feel about every single person that frustrates me every day” – Guitar / Vocals – Owen Claxton.

ANGER PARTY – I Hope You’re Miserable (Official Music Video)

‘I Hope You’re Miserable’ is ANGER PARTY’s fifth single release, picking up from where previous singles ‘Eat You Alive’, ‘Had Enough’, ‘Shadows’ and ‘Save Myself’ left off after kickstarting the bands journey in early 2023. Since their launch they have gone on to receive tremendous support from tastemakers alike including, Alyx Holcombe of BBC Radio 1 Introducing Rock, Nels Hylton of BBC Radio 1 Introducing Rock, Alex Baker of Kerrang! Radio, Kerrang! Magazine, Rock Sound while hitting editorial playlists on Spotify, Amazon Music, Deezer and more.

The band are a fever of emotions showcasing bursts of frantic chaos that simulates that of a modern society. With a lot to say but nothing to prove their music lays everything out on the table (literally).