New York black metal band Woe released the album Hope Attrition in March and they seemed to cause some attrition in Germany as they were removed (along with tour mates Ultha) from the Droneburg VII festival at the venue Hafenklang in Hamburg, Germany as a result of performing with Inquisition, a band previously accused of having ties to Neo-Nazism, which they have denied. Hamburg ist Droneburg have issued a statement explaining the cancellation was forced last-minute by the venue.

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Woe are about to bring more quality metal with their new album. Apart from revealing all the details about Hope Attrition, the band has also released an audio appetizer. You can listen to "No Blood Has Honor" here as of now, which is the first single to surface from the record. Get your USBM metal fix now.

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Swedish metal/crust powerhouses Age Of Woe and Moloken will be touring Europe in May/June 2014 on the Black Rain Over Europe Tour. Check out the dates below, plus their most recent video for the song "Born Of Fire" taken from their split with 100 Years. The split An Age Of Woe That Last For 100 Years will be released through Give Praise Records and Suicide Records very soon.

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American black metal band Woe announced that their new offering Withdrawal is currently streaming in its entirety at this location. The album came out yesterday in Europe and is released today in the US via Candlelight Records.

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US black metal band Woe is gearing up to unleash a new album, their third in total in their productive career, and has made another new song available online, entitled "Exhausted". The song is off their upcoming album Withdrawal, which is set to be released on April 23rd via Candlelight Records. The song can be heard over here.

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American black metal band Woe is currently streaming their brand new song "Carried By Waves To Remorseless Shores Of The Truth". The song will be featured on their new album, Withdrawal, which is set to be released on April 23rd via Candlelight Records. You can hear the song here.

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Drummer Ruston Grosse, who has been a member of US black metallers Woe for only a year, has now parted ways with the band. Despite this unpleasent event, Ruston will still appear on the band's new upcoming album, of which details will be announced soon.

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US black metal act Woe has checked in with the following update about taking a break from live shows to work on a new album: "We will be taking a break from live performances for the rest of the year so we can focus on finishing our new album. In the meantime, you can see Chris perform a solo acoustic set of his own new material on Saturday, August 25 at the North Star Bar in Philadelphia, opening for Wino & Conny Ochs. More lives dates to follow as long as he doesn't fuck it up too badly."

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American black metallers Woe have re-released last year's break out release Quietly, Undramactically on Candlelight Records. The remastered/remixed version is streaming in its entirety and is available to purchase in both lossy and lossless format via Bandcamp.

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Candlelight Records confirmed October 12 as the North American release date for Quietly, Undramatically, the new album from US Black metal band Woe.

Recorded at Gradwell House in Haddon Heights, New Jersey with additional tracking completed at frontman Chris Grigg's BS1 in Philadelphia, the album is the first to feature a full band ensemble comprised of members from Absu, Woods Of Ypres, The Green Evening Requiem, Infernal Stronghold and Rumpelstiltskin Grinder.

Reveals Grigg: "Quietly, Undramatically is a major step forward for Woe. Not only is it our first release for Candlelight Records but the debut of Woe: the band as opposed to Woe: the solo project. The performances of Evan Madden (drums) and Shane Madden (bass) bring Woe to a whole new level. It is a much more mature album, featuring dynamics and ideas that Woe has never been able to tackle before. We are all very excited for this album's release and the subsequent live performances in support of it!"

Quietly, Undramatically is Woe's first release for England's Candlelight Records. The album reunites the band with designer/illustrator Justin Miller. "Justin and I have worked together on different projects for years now and he has never let me down. I consider his art an additional song on the album - the most important song, the one that ties it all together. Sound is what I do, sight is what he does, and it is a relief to know that WoeE's presentation is handled with such feeling."

Quietly, Undramatically tracklist:

01. No Solitude
02. The Road From Recovery
03. Quietly, Undramatically
04. A Treatise on Control
05. Without Logic
06. Full Circle
07. Hatred is Our Heart

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