Woe, Is Me

Woe, Is Me was formed in 2009 in Atlanta, Georgia. The band initially emerged from the local metalcore scene and quickly gained attention with their energetic performances and unique sound that blended metalcore with electronic elements. They released their debut EP, 'Number[s]', in 2010, which showcased their potential and led to a signing with Rise Records. The band's first full-length album, 'Genesi[s]', was released in 2011 and further solidified their presence in the post-hardcore genre. Over the years, Woe, Is Me underwent several lineup changes, particularly with vocalists, which affected their musical direction and fanbase. Despite these challenges, they maintained a loyal following until their hiatus in 2013, after which they officially disbanded in 2015.

Woe, Is Me's sound has been influenced by a diverse range of artists and genres, including metalcore bands like Underoath, Asking Alexandria, and Of Mice & Men, as well as post-hardcore acts such as The Devil Wears Prada and Pierce the Veil. They also drew inspiration from electronic music, incorporating synths and programmed elements into their compositions, which set them apart from many of their contemporaries in the metalcore scene.

Woe, Is Me was known for their energetic live performances and dynamic stage presence. The band was originally formed by members of other local bands, and they quickly gained traction within the music community. Their debut EP, 'Number[s]', was well-received and helped them to build a substantial fanbase. Throughout their career, they faced multiple lineup changes, including the departure of founding members, which led to a shift in their musical style. The band eventually went on hiatus in 2013 and announced their disbandment in 2015.

Woe, Is Me contributed to the evolution of the metalcore and post-hardcore genres by incorporating electronic elements into their music. Their innovative sound and approach helped pave the way for other bands looking to blend these genres. They were part of the early 2010s wave of bands that popularized the 'screamo' and 'post-hardcore' movements, influencing a generation of musicians and fans.