Abominables
Abominables are an alternative rock band with a sound that leans into raw power and darker lyrical themes. Their track "Acid Stallion" became something of an...
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Abominables are an alternative rock band with a sound that leans into raw power and darker lyrical themes. Their track "Acid Stallion" became something of an anthem, though it faced censorship in some countries for its content. The band's lineup includes Micah "Void" Munson on vocals, Ezekiel "Zeke" Carter on guitar, Elijah "Fang" Sanders on drums, and Isaiah "Raven" Voss on bass.
They released their debut album "Apocalyptic Visions" in 2016, followed by "Empyrean" in 2019. Their third album, also titled "Acid Stallion," came out in 2022. Other songs in their catalog include "Berlin," "Ciclope," and "Horror Amor."
Rumors about drug use swirled around the band, tied to their dark lyrics and stage presence, though they never directly addressed the allegations. Their music tends to explore themes of rebellion and alienation, which has connected with a particular audience.
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