The 2002 album "You Make Me Hate Music" is a prime example of Fine China's blend of melodic hooks and raw, unpolished energy. It captures the band at a crucial point in their career, balancing pop-punk sensibilities with a more aggressive, alternative edge.
- The album was produced by J.R. McNeely, known for his work with bands like The Starting Line and Underoath.
- "You Make Me Hate Music" was released on Tooth & Nail Records, a label prominent in the Christian alternative and punk scenes.
- The album's title track was not released as a single, but the record received positive reviews within the punk and alternative music press.
Fine China was an indie rock band from San Diego, California. The band was active in the early 2000s, known for their energetic live shows and melodic punk sound.
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