There are at least 2 artists with this name:

1. An experimental post-hardcore band from Athens, Georgia, United States.

Since the band's inception in the Spring of 2009, Come What May has been unmatched in growing their musicianship and punishing live show to a level comparable to internationally touring acts. With music ranging from highly intricate, aggressive sections, to incredibly accessible and melodic passages, the band has displayed a level of musicianship that many groups are unable to achieve in their careers. The group mixes their love for both indie and hardcore, from dissonant guitars and breakdowns to hauntingly sweet piano melodies and candlelit lounge beats. Come What May is not content to explore traditional lyrical and musical themes, instead focusing on more intricate motifs that the band members feel passionate about. With three active vocalists, each song weaves into complex vocal patterns of guttural lows, shrill highs and everything in-between. Come What May recorded their first EP, "Solace," with Matt McClellan at Glow In The Dark Studios, which was released in December 2009. They will be returning to the studio November 2010 to record a 7-track EP, this time at Chase Park Transduction in Athens, GA. After the success of "Solace," Come What May feels confident in their musical growth and the unique sound that will be offered in their sophomore EP release.

In March 2012, the band went to The Sound Barn in North Carolina to record their debut full-length "Strange Dialect," which was released on June 12th 2012.

Come What May has displayed incredible maturity and drive with no signs of slowing or stopping the group's collective potential. The members involved take immense pride in promoting a positive message and innovation of their craft. It is this unmatched passion and drive that have elevated the group to its position as one of the hardest-hitting rock bands in the Southeastern United States today.

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2. An experimental emo band from Mount Morris, Illinois.

Their music was somewhat similar to Antioch Arrow’s album “Gems of Masochism” - hypnotic, claustrophobic and nervous, with a dark edge to it. They got together sometime in mid 2000 and later broke up/got together an unknown number of times, before disappearing from the public eye for good. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.