You Me And Everyone We Know
You Me and Everyone We Know: A Journey of Musical Intensity and Personal Battles
Emerging from the vibrant underground music scene of San Diego, California, You Me and Everyone We Know (YMEWEK) captivated audiences with their raw and emotionally charged sound. Their music resonated with a generation seeking authenticity and a voice for their own struggles.
Formation and Early Years (2004-2008)
YMEWEK was formed in 2004 by brothers Ben and Aaron Weissman, along with drummer Nicholas Krgovich. Their debut album, "Something for Everyone," showcased their signature blend of melancholic melodies, introspective lyrics, and driving rhythms. The album garnered critical acclaim, establishing them as a promising act within the post-hardcore genre.
Breakthrough and Commercial Success (2009-2013)
The band's sophomore release, "A New Kind of Normal," propelled them into the mainstream with its anthemic single "The Rent Is Due." The song became a rallying cry for the disenchanted, capturing the frustration and anxiety of a generation grappling with economic insecurity. "A New Kind of Normal" earned widespread recognition, including a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album.
Challenges and Controversies (2014-2017)
Despite their commercial success, YMEWEK faced personal challenges and public scrutiny. Ben Weissman struggled with mental health issues, which affected his songwriting and performances. The band also faced criticism for their raw and intense lyrics, which some perceived as glorifying self-destructive behavior.
Revival and Legacy (2018-Present)
After a hiatus, YMEWEK returned in 2018 with a renewed sense of purpose. Their fourth album, "Luminaries," continued their exploration of personal struggles and the human condition. The band has since toured extensively, connecting with fans who identify with their honest and vulnerable music.
Discography
* Something for Everyone (2006)
* A New Kind of Normal (2009)
* Organism (2013)
* Luminaries (2018)
Members
* Ben Weissman - vocals, guitar
* Aaron Weissman - bass
* Nicholas Krgovich - drums
Emerging from the vibrant underground music scene of San Diego, California, You Me and Everyone We Know (YMEWEK) captivated audiences with their raw and emotionally charged sound. Their music resonated with a generation seeking authenticity and a voice for their own struggles.
Formation and Early Years (2004-2008)
YMEWEK was formed in 2004 by brothers Ben and Aaron Weissman, along with drummer Nicholas Krgovich. Their debut album, "Something for Everyone," showcased their signature blend of melancholic melodies, introspective lyrics, and driving rhythms. The album garnered critical acclaim, establishing them as a promising act within the post-hardcore genre.
Breakthrough and Commercial Success (2009-2013)
The band's sophomore release, "A New Kind of Normal," propelled them into the mainstream with its anthemic single "The Rent Is Due." The song became a rallying cry for the disenchanted, capturing the frustration and anxiety of a generation grappling with economic insecurity. "A New Kind of Normal" earned widespread recognition, including a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album.
Challenges and Controversies (2014-2017)
Despite their commercial success, YMEWEK faced personal challenges and public scrutiny. Ben Weissman struggled with mental health issues, which affected his songwriting and performances. The band also faced criticism for their raw and intense lyrics, which some perceived as glorifying self-destructive behavior.
Revival and Legacy (2018-Present)
After a hiatus, YMEWEK returned in 2018 with a renewed sense of purpose. Their fourth album, "Luminaries," continued their exploration of personal struggles and the human condition. The band has since toured extensively, connecting with fans who identify with their honest and vulnerable music.
Discography
* Something for Everyone (2006)
* A New Kind of Normal (2009)
* Organism (2013)
* Luminaries (2018)
Members
* Ben Weissman - vocals, guitar
* Aaron Weissman - bass
* Nicholas Krgovich - drums