The Shadowglass is no ordinary reflection. It's a network of interdimensional mirrors, scattered across the known—and unknown—realms. These mirrors offer glimpses into other realities, but only those who understand their power can navigate the chaos within. The Echo Keepers, a secretive order tasked with guarding the Shadowglass, wield its power to control the flow of time, space, and fate itself.

Our music? It resonates with the frequencies of the Shadowglass, each song a shattered reflection of our existence, a broken mirror that invites the listener to peer into the unknown.

The Echo Keepers are the silent stewards of the universe’s borders, maintaining the Breach—the fragile line between this world and the cosmic void. They protect the Shadowglass from falling into the wrong hands, for whoever controls the mirrors controls the very fabric of reality.

Hank Van Vice, though, doesn’t play by anyone’s rules. His connection to the Shadowglass and the voices it channels has made him a figure of both reverence and fear. Some believe he was chosen by the Echo Keepers, while others claim he's a rogue element, threatening to unravel everything.

The Breach is the rift where realities collide—a place where timelines merge and the laws of physics bend. It’s through the Breach that Hank first glimpsed the true nature of his powers. The final performance in Las Vegas, the Quantum Refrain, was the moment when the Breach was most fragile, and Hank’s music tore through the fabric of the universe, sending shockwaves across timelines.

That night, as time itself fractured, Hank stood at the edge of the Breach, making a choice that would echo through every corner of existence. Was he saving the world—or condemning it?

Hank is the heart of Queen Elizabeth’s Abortions. Known as the man with a hundred voices, he channels a multitude of sounds, personalities, and energies. Whether it’s the distorted croon of a lost soul or the howl of a distant star, Hank’s gift—some say curse—is his ability to mimic and manipulate voices across realities. He is the bridge between worlds, an unwitting agent of chaos and change.

Notable Quote: “I don’t know where I end and the music begins. I just know it’s all connected.”

Blade is the backbone of the band. His drums don’t just keep the beat—they shake the very foundations of reality. Legend has it that Blade’s rhythm is so precise, it can alter the flow of time, bending moments into eternity with a single hit. As stoic as he is enigmatic, Blade’s silence speaks volumes in the band’s darkest moments.

Notable Quote: “I hit the drums; the rest is just noise.”

Maverick doesn’t just play bass—he bends it. His deep, resonant tones are said to echo through the very fabric of existence. Some believe Maverick’s basslines are what keep the Shadowglass from collapsing entirely. While quiet and introspective, his movements speak louder than words—each note reverberates in places no one dares to go.

Notable Quote: “It’s all about the low end. If you don’t feel it in your bones, you’re not hearing it right.”

Moonchild is the keeper of the keys—literally and figuratively. Their otherworldly soundscapes create the backdrop to Hank’s chaotic vocals, guiding the listener through shifting realities. They’re the alchemist, blending electronic and organic sound into a symphony of chaos and beauty. Their keys unlock doors to places where reality unravels.

Notable Quote: “Every note is a key. You just have to figure out which door to open.”

Tempest’s guitar doesn’t play; it rips through the air, cutting through the noise of the universe. His riffs aren’t just sounds—they’re prophecies, signaling the arrival of storms and changes yet to come. Whether it's a screaming solo or a subtle atmospheric riff, Tempest’s guitar pulls listeners through the eye of the storm.

Notable Quote: “You can’t tame the storm. You can only ride it.”

Hank Van Vice and the initial formation of the band began as an experiment in sound—what happens when you mix a hundred voices with a fractured reality? As their music gained traction, they unknowingly began tapping into the frequencies of the Shadowglass, drawing the attention of the Echo Keepers.

Queen Elizabeth’s Abortions performed at an underground venue in Berlin, where the first true crack in the Breach occurred. It was here that Hank channeled the voice of a long-lost artist from an alternate reality, a moment that would change the course of the band’s trajectory forever.

During the band’s final performance, the Resonance Grid flared to life, tearing the veil between worlds. The crowd witnessed impossible phenomena: glimpses of alternate versions of themselves, visions of past lives, and futures yet to come. Time fractured, and Hank made the fateful choice to either save the universe—or let it collapse into a new order. The band disappeared, leaving only echoes behind.

After years of silence, Queen Elizabeth’s Abortions returned with a new sound, a new vision, and an even deeper connection to the Shadowglass. What have they seen during their time in the void? Are they still the same band—or something more? Fans and critics alike have been left with more questions than answers.

Each song by Queen Elizabeth’s Abortions carries a piece of the band’s complex lore. The songs are more than music; they are fragmented reflections of the realities the band has touched. From "Resonance Grid" to "Breathing Easy," each track serves as a piece of the puzzle, a ripple in the fabric of existence.

Some songs hint at Hank’s encounters with the Echo Keepers, while others explore the darker side of the Breach—what happens when the mirrors turn against those who dare to look too long.

Dive into our Discography and start exploring. Each track unlocks a new piece of the band’s legend. You might find yourself staring into the Shadowglass, wondering what lies beyond the reflection.