Shane Blay

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Occupation(s) Musician Website Shane Blay on Facebook		Instruments Guitars, Vocals

Associated acts EvelynnOh, SleeperWovenwarBetween the Buried and MeDie Trying Music groups Wovenwar (Since 2013), Oh, Sleeper (Since 2006), Between the Buried and Me (2004 – 2004) Genres Mathcore, Metalcore, Alternative metal, Hard rock, Christian metal Record labels Metal Blade Records, Solid State Records, Pluto Records Albums Honor Is Dead, When I Am God, Children of Fire, Wovenwar, The Titan

Wovenwar interview shane blay talks current tour and new record

Shane Blay is an American guitarist and vocalist that performs primarily metalcore. He has performed with bands such as Oh, Sleeper, Between the Buried and Me, and Wovenwar.

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Oh sleeper interview with shane blay and james ervin at the cd release show

Background

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Blay started his musical career in the late 90's/early 2000's, with the band Evelynn. The band released a split EP before hiring on Nick Hipa. Blay knew Hipa since the age of 15. The band was signed to Pluto Records. The band disbanded in 2004 and the members went on their separate ways. Blay alongside Micah Kinard, James Erwin, Lucas Starr, and Ryan Conley formed the band Oh, Sleeper. The band has reached a decent amount of success, but Blay has stated that, contrary to popular belief, the band doesn't make much money. Blay and Kinard are the only remaining original members on the band. Briefly, Blay joined Between the Buried and Me in February 2004, but departed in September of the same year. In 2013, Tim Lambesis, As I Lay Dying Vocalist, was arrested and the remaining members, Hipa, Jordan Mancino, Phil Sgrosso and Josh Gilbert formed a new project called Wovenwar alongside Blay. Blay was the band's first choice for the vocal position. The band has recorded two albums, including Wovenwar (2014) and Honor Is Dead (2016). Blay has made it clear that he will remain in both Wovenwar and Oh, Sleeper.