What is woe is me?

"Woe, Is Me" was an American metalcore band from Atlanta, Georgia, formed in 2009. They quickly gained a following in the post-hardcore scene with their blend of aggressive metalcore elements and melodic clean vocals. The band was known for its dynamic sound, combining heavy breakdowns, electronic influences, and both screamed and clean singing.

Key Information:

• Debut Album: Their first album, "Number[s]," was released in 2010 and received significant attention in the scene, bolstering their early success.
• Band Members: The lineup changed frequently over the years, leading to shifts in their musical style. Original members included vocalists Tyler Carter and Michael Bohn, guitarists Kevin Hanson and Tim Sherrill, bassist Cory Ferris, drummer Austin Thornton, and keyboardist Ben Ferris.
• Vocalists: Tyler Carter and Michael Bohn were noteworthy for their vocal dynamics, with Carter providing clean vocals and Bohn delivering unclean screams. Both eventually left the band and played a crucial role in forming the band Issues.
• Disbandment: The band faced numerous lineup changes and internal conflicts over the years. They officially disbanded in 2013 but had a brief reunion in 2022 when they hinted at possibly making new music or performing together again.

"Woe, Is Me" is often remembered for their energetic live performances and their contributions to the metalcore genre during their active years.