Abacabb

ABACABB was an American deathcore band from Virginia, USA, and formed in 2004. Their band name is derived from the cheat code to enable blood effects in the Sega Genesis version of the video game Mortal Kombat, Upon releasing their 2004 Demo, the band quickly gained popularity in the East Coast scene. Two years after this release, the band released a 2 song sampler through 187 Records in 2006 and toured extensively in the East Coast and Midwest. The band later signed with Sumerian Records and released “Survivalist” on January 20 Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

ABACABB was an American deathcore band from Virginia, USA, and formed in 2004. Their band name is derived from the cheat code to enable blood effects in the Sega Genesis version of the video game Mortal Kombat, Upon releasing their 2004 Demo, the band quickly gained popularity in the East Coast scene. Two years after this release, the band released a 2 song sampler through 187 Records in 2006 and toured extensively in the East Coast and Midwest. The band later signed with Sumerian Records and released “Survivalist” on January 20, 2009, which would gain a small yet loyal cult following amongst underground deathcore fans. The band toured with many well established acts in deathcore and metalcore, including Despised Icon, After The Burial, All Shall Perish, Emmure, Bury Your Dead, and Veil of Maya. ABACABB would disband only a year after releasing their debut record. Rumors of ABACABB returning in 2022 surfaced after their Spotify biography changed to say to "look for upcoming shows", however the band was still inactive. In July 2024, the band would partner with Been There, Scene That and Secret Swarm Records to release a compilation album containing every song released pre-Survivalist on limited edition CDs, cassettes, and vinyl. Band members: Tyler Greene – vocals Jeff Durfee – guitar Stefan Mills – bass Aaron Bagby – guitar Navid Naghdi – drums Discography: Albums Survivalist – 2009 2004-2008 Demos – 2024 Demos 2004 Demo – 2004 Demo '06 – 2006 Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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