Glazed Curtains pull back the curtain on their brand new confessional pop rock anthem ‘I Still Hate Myself (Maybe)’. The Austrian rock outfit share an emotional and gritty anthem that captures the chaos of self-doubt!
Glazed Curtains have never been afraid to get raw, but with ‘I Still Hate Myself (Maybe)’, they’ve torn the whole emotional curtain down. This isn’t just another polished alt-rock single, it’s a gut-punch wrapped in fuzzed-out riffs and haunting vulnerability. From the first note, there’s a sense of spiralling urgency, as if the band is on the edge of something deeply personal, and they take their listeners on the journey with them.
Produced by Pete Hutchings (whose credits with Royal Blood and Foals speak volumes), the track balances grit and gloss with impressive finesse. Glazed Curtains don’t wallow in self-pity, they confront it head-on, crafting an anthem for anyone who’s ever looked in the mirror and winced, yet still forced a smile and carried on. It’s confessional, chaotic, and cathartic, a sonic middle finger to shame, ‘I Still Hate Myself (Maybe)’ proves that there’s power in being painfully honest.
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