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Erik Wunder<\/strong>, the driving creative force behind Cobalt<\/strong> and Man’s Gin<\/strong>, has died at 42 years old. Wunder<\/strong>‘s career began with Cobalt<\/strong> in 2003, where he not only handled drums but also vocals, bass, and guitars across the band’s storied discography. Outside of Cobalt<\/strong>, Wunder<\/strong> explored different musical terrain with Man’s Gin<\/strong>, blending dark Americana, folk, and post-rock influences.<\/p>\n News of Wunder<\/strong>‘s death was broken by Profound Lore Records, who handled both Cobalt<\/strong> and Man’s Gin<\/strong>. kept it brief, saying: “‘The world breaks everyone, and afterward, some are strong at the broken places’ \u2013 Ernest Hemingway<\/strong>. REST IN POWER Erik Wunder<\/strong> of Cobalt<\/strong>\/Man’s <\/strong>Gin\u2026 you goddamn outlaw. Wow, what a ride\u2026”<\/p>\n If you’ve never tuned in to anything Wunder<\/strong> did, please go listen to Cobalt<\/strong>‘s 2016 record Slow Forever<\/em> immediately. That record is genuinely fucking insane.<\/p>\n \n\n