Artists fighting for the rights to their music has not been a quiet subject this year (looking at you, Swift). The latest group to feud with their record label is Wavves – a couple days ago, the band’s front man, Nathan Williams, blasted Warner Bro. Records on Twitter when they took down a single that Wavves put up without their permission.

Stereogum reported that Williams took to Twitter on Tuesday, with the first of a barrage of tweets reading, “i hate you @wbr.” The ambiguity of the tweet ended when he wrote “you guys i literally hate @wbr they wanna pull ‘way too much’ already.” After Warner Bros. took it down, Williams first threatened to release the entire album; he then put out “Way Too Much” on SoundCloud and tweeted the link, adding “fuck it.”

Warner Bros. didn’t stop there. Williams tweeted a screenshot of an email from SoundCloud, claiming they would remove “Way Too Much” because it was copyrighted by Warner Bros. Records. As of right now, it’s still on SoundCloud.

Earlier this year, Wavves released a video for “Leave” from the Grand Theft Auto V soundtrack and “No Life For Me” on SoundCloud from their upcoming collaboration with Cloud Nothings. However, these are unrelated to the Warner Bros. label.

Wavves’ Twitter feed right now is a mix of personal aggressive tweets, retweets from fans and WWE gifs. The timeline of tweets aimed at Warner Bros. is below:

art that was approved 4 months ago blocked 2 days before im gonna release it by @wbr pic.twitter.com/Xft7IhXpjT

— WAVVES (@wavves) July 15, 2015

on god once im out of this contract i never deal with another one of these sucubus major labels again pic.twitter.com/LQZ06c0wJG

— WAVVES (@wavves) July 15, 2015

. @wbr pic.twitter.com/7iGyVtKSAm

— WAVVES (@wavves) July 15, 2015

sorry @wbr its already out if you pull the song ill post the whole album

— WAVVES (@wavves) July 16, 2015

i am nottttt fuucking aroundddd anymore pic.twitter.com/9gExA9WRg5

— WAVVES (@wavves) July 16, 2015

its so obnoxious to work tirelessly on something and then have a bunch of ppl who just see me as a money sign go and fuck it all up

— WAVVES (@wavves) July 16, 2015

its nauseating tbh i spend 365 days a year in a studio making songs and ppl at warner still think they are gonna call the shots on my art

— WAVVES (@wavves) July 16, 2015

listen to the music. do you like the music? we worked hard on it. what did warner do? they heard it once and tried to make edits. i said no.

— WAVVES (@wavves) July 16, 2015

if you have way too much put it on youtube. rip it and put it on your phone and your friends phone @wbr

— WAVVES (@wavves) July 16, 2015

hahahahahaha okay guys way too much is gonna be on itunes by monday so win/win. jam it via spotify till then ❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/RuK2W1iay4

— WAVVES (@wavves) July 16, 2015

DONT EVER LET THEM PUSH U AROUND

— WAVVES (@wavves) July 16, 2015