Abandon To Release Full Length Album

Aug 19 2009

San Antonio rock act Abandon will release its first full-length disc, Searchlights, nationwide on August the 25th. In support of the project, Abandon will open for Fireflight this fall on "The Hope Tour."

"Thematically, Searchlights is a promise of rescue from a dangerous place, that if you look up, you will see the light of hope through the dark," says Abandon's Josh Engler. "Sonically interesting and energetic with passionate lyrics, we hope fans find what they're searching for with this record."

With a sound that has been likened to popular bands U2 and The Killers, Abandon comprises brothers Josh Engler (vocals) and Justin Engler (rhythm guitars), cousins Dave Vela (drums) and Stevan Vela (lead guitar) as well as Bryan Fowler (bass). They formed as part of their church's worship band.

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