WOE: Black Metal Collective’s Hope Attrition To See Release Via Vendetta Records Next Month

Hope Attrition is the impending new full-length from US black metal collective, Woe. Composed throughout the end of 2015 and most of 2016, the alarming seven-track offering, and first in four years, will see release next month via their new label home of Vendetta Records.
Hope Attrition will see release on March 17th on CD, vinyl, cassette, and digital formats. Physical editions come swathed in the artwork of artist Justin Miller who’s handled artwork for all past Woe releases.
Featuring Grigg alongside a monster lineup of longtime contributing bassist Grzesiek Czapla, guitarist Matt Mewton, and drummer Lev Weinstein, Hope Attrition is a dark, mournful work that draws from Woe’s darkest black metal influences while drawing out dormant death metal undertones, bolstered by the crushing production of renowned engineer Stephen DeAcutis (Evoken, Dim Mak) at Sound Spa Studios in Edison, New Jersey. Hope Attrition is a personal commentary on the chaos of the modern world that only Woe can offer.
Woe will bring their warring odes to Europe with German black metal unit Ultha for a stretch of festival dates including an appearance at Roadburn on April 22nd with future onstage assaults both Stateside and abroad in the plotting stages.

Photo credit: Samantha Marble


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Lindsay OConnor    February 11, 2017