September 15th, 2011 
Jacob Tender 
Not even an hour ago, Woe is Me announced their new lead vocalist, Hance Alligood. Hance is replacing Tyler Carter, a man not only known for fantastic vocal control and melodies, but for his no shit attitude and uncensored statements. Just after the video was released, Carter took to Twitter to say the following:
Seriously… use my lyrics and melodies for the new song. That’s lame. How bout stop worrying about your damn #vengeance and write your own.
Two minutes later, Carter followed up with this:
No no, I’m happy for you guys. @Hance_ I love you and you have always been a good friend, but I hope your ready for what you’re getting into
It appears Tyler has some issues with the band that I can assume will surface again at some point. Is Carter right to warn Alligood about the band or should he just let it go?
Start drama in the comments.
Jacob is a freelance writer who calls curbside.audio home. He is also the co-host of the Bantha Fodder podcast and helps UTG with technical and financial nonsense.
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[…] an anxious 97 seconds, Alligood makes his top notch vocal debut. Though Carter mentioned the song’s melody was his own, Hance’s chorus feels tailored to his strengths: power and tone. The appeal of the singer […]
[…] released snippets of their then-upcoming track “Vengeance.” Former singer Tyler Carter responded shortly after, noting that some of the melodies and lyrics in the new song were his […]