Zulu, the acclaimed L.A. hardcore punk band, has parted with singer and founding member Anaiah Muhammad after another artist alleged he abused them. This week, the musician Simpson posted on Instagram that "In April of last year we had an encounter that was initially consensual which resulted in me being so traumatized,

Earlier this week, the Los Angeles hardcore band Zulu performed in São Paolo without frontman Anaiah Muhammad. They made no mention of Muhammad’s absence, but there was a huge, obvious reason for it.

Other members of Zulu have separated ourselves from Anaiah and will no longer be working with or performing with him in any capacity. We want to acknowledge the allegations were never disclosed to us prior,

The other members of the band say they have separated themselves from Anaiah Rasheed Muhammad, who has denied the allegations against him

Los Angeles hardcore punk band Zulu performed at NDP in São Paolo, Brazil on Sunday. Frontman Anaiah Muhammad, however, wasn’t there, with guitarist Dez Yusuf filling in on vocals. It appears that the band,

Well it turns out the band has made a final decision and opted to part ways with Muhammad and go on a hiatus. In a statement posted on their Instagram profile overnight, the band said they sided with the accusers. The band also explained the timeline of how they learned about Muhammad’s alleged misdeeds.

The Zulu vocalist addresses ”false and deeply troubling” allegations of physical and mental abuse that were made against him.