Woe

Woe is an American black metal band that has been consistently melding the ferocity of traditional black metal with a modern dissonance and complex emotional undertones since their formation. Initially conceived by multi-instrumentalist Chris Grigg in 2007, Woe burst into the metal scene with the ambition of creating music that was both aggressive and deeply personal. The band's roots are firmly planted in the soil of USBM (United States Black Metal), a scene known for its raw and experimental approach to black metal.

Woe's journey through the black metal soundscape is marked by a discography that reflects a profound evolution, both in terms of musical complexity and lyrical introspection. Starting with their powerful debut, "A Spell for the Death of Man," which was remastered in 2016 to the acclaim of both new and longtime fans, Woe has demonstrated a relentless pursuit of pushing the boundaries of the genre. Their more recent works, such as "Hope Attrition" and the intense EP "A Violent Dread," showcase the band's ability to weave potent narratives of existential despair alongside scathing riffs and haunting melodies. Albums like "Withdrawal" and "Quietly, Undramatically" further exemplify their commitment to expanding the emotional range of black metal, while singles like "Legacies of Frailty" and "Fresh Chaos Greets the Dawn" encapsulate their relentless drive and the raw energy that fuels their music. With an unapologetic embrace of both tradition and innovation, Woe continues to stand out as a significant force within the contemporary black metal landscape.

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Legacies of Frailty
Ep - 6 Tracks - Released September 29, 2023
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  1. September 29, 2023
  2. March 17, 2017
  3. December 23, 2016
  4. April 23, 2013
  5. April 22
  6. December 10, 2010
  7. October 12
  1. September 1, 2023
  2. July 11
  3. March 15, 2019