Wunder was the multi-instrumentalist driving force behind the Colorado black metal band and his own gothic folk-rock project ...

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Erik Wunder, the leader of the black metal band Cobalt and the dark folk rock group Man’s Gin, has died. The news was shared ...

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We’re very shocked and saddened to hear reports that Cobalt and Man’s Gin leader Erik Wunder has passed away. Blake Judd of Nachtmystium and Ken Sorceron of Abigail Williams are among those who shared ...

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Erik Wunder — best known as the mastermind behind the genre-defying acts Cobalt and Man’s Gin — has died at the age of 42.