LAZER/WULF

Lazer/Wulf biography
LAZER/WULF is an instrumental metal trio that was formed in Athens, GA back in 2006. The band originally began as a five-piece, initially including vocalist Jimmy BALDWIN and guitarist Robert SULLIVAN. After recording and self-releasing their 2006 debut demo, "Demo-Lition!" the band enjoyed local success for their eclectic approach to Tech Metal sound which was mixed with indie rock, jazz fusion, crust punk, doom sludge and even funk in 7/8!

After the departure of founding member SULLIVAN and the increasingly bleak prognosis of BALDWIN's health whose throat had become pocked with polyps which required reparative surgery. Thus, the ranks of the band had rapidly dwindled to a three-piece, leaving AIKEN, PEIFFER and then-drummer MATHIUS without their chosen genre's staples of harsh vocals and dual guitars.

The trio released their debut full-length, "The Void That Isn't" in 2009. 

Once the album had been released, the LAZER/WULF ranks dwindled again, this time in a way that couldn't be ignored: they needed a new drummer. After two years of active searching, jazz drummer Brad RICE was finally found and inducted in 2011. 

The new trio released their first EP "There Was A Hole Here. It's Gone Now," in April 2012 featuring Brad RICE on drums, 
Bryan AIKEN on guitar and 
Sean PEIFFER on bass.

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