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The Circle of Woe  (Metal) Southern Metal band bringing back RIFF ROCK! (7 Downloads) (731 Views) Ave. 8.5 from 9 votes 2 Comments) Excuse Me For Living (Metal) Track Comments Ever have someone tell you to drop dead, then call and ask for favors? Lame. Select a rating 10 (Best) 9 8 7 6 5 (Average) 4 3 2 1 (Worst) More from The Circle of Woe Black Valentine (acoustic version)   (Ave. Rating 8 from 13 votes) jonwayne   (Ave. Rating 8.5 from 9 votes)   Visit the artist site    Email the artist    Artist Photo Gallery    Artist News A few years ago, 2 songwriters from Southern Oklahoma began combining their efforts to write hard and heavy music as they saw fit. Given the disaster area for music they lived in, it was wiser to record at home and put efforts towards writing, than playing in cover bands. Now, adding help from a few friends, the band calls themselves The Circle of Woe and brings a new flavor to the scene. Combining Metal, old and Nu, hard rock, goth, and grunge stylings, the band shows that Riffs are what music is all about. With the influences of bands like Sabbath and Pantera, Woe comes to rock. The band features Thomas on guitars/vocals, Paul Phillips on guitar, Shannon Sconce on bass, and Greg Upchurch on drums. As Recommended By KILPATIENT M.D.   Stinkfish   The Circle of Woe Lists the following Influences   Alice In Chains   Black Sabbath   Cold   Corrosion Of Conformity   Crowbar   Deftones   Elvis   Exodus, Testament, Metallica, Megadeth, and the late 80s Metal   Faith No More   Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard   KISS   Life of Agony   Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds   Pantera   Priest and Maiden   Prong   Radiohead   Sepultura   Slayer   Soundgarden   Stone Temple Pilots   The Cult   Tom Waits   Type O Negative