Colorado’s Black Metal Polymath Strums Gothic Angst On All The Things
Meet Wunder, who didn’t settle for just one edgy music label — he was the "multi-instrumentalist driving force" behind not one but two sounds: Colorado black metal’s harsh embrace and his own gothic folk-rock project. Basically, if musical genres were homework, Wunder did the entire syllabus while the rest of us are still trying to find the syllabus. Talk about a career powered by 100% sheer angst and 0% chill.
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(1 of 3)When you can’t pick a mood, so you become a one-man band for black metal *and* gothic folk-rock. Wunder’s playing all your feelings at once—and it’s exhausting just to imagine the guitar tuning.
Wunder’s musical multitasking is like trying to run a marathon while knitting a sweater—except the sweater screams and the marathon is set in a haunted forest.
Who needs boundaries when you can serve up black metal riffs with a side of gothic folk? Wunder’s playlist is how emo symptoms manifest in instrument form.
Source: Pitchfork | Published: 8/3/2025 | Author: Walden Green
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