Abbey Death Brooklyn, New York
Valerie Abbey (Valerie Gentile) & Abbey Nex are taking on the goth industrial world themselves in their project Abbey
Death.
Valerie & Abbey are known for their energetic performances in Combichrist, The Crushadows, Psyclon Nine, Angelspit, Genitorturers & Black Tape for a Blue Girl.
Their debut EP Realignment shows of their efforts in a dark revival in their music and themselves as artist.
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