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Busan indie-rockers Say Sue Me seem to shift shape with every new track, sort of like a South Korean Yo La Tengo. Their fascination with covering other people's songs only intensifies the comparison, though the group's 2018 LP Where We Were Together established them as their own kind of chameleons.
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