Kevin Wulf

            Kevin Wulf is a long man with hair that grows down not out, two legs, and one knee which works less well than the other, but is still stable and usable. A composer and multi-instrumentalist, Wulf has amassed a wide range of pieces; from progressive rock epics, to heart-tugging folk rock, to electroacoustic feedback music, and works for classical ensembles. A dedicated Wulfin following is growing, attracting those fond of eggs and love and wind, such as breeze … or “juice” drinks.

 

Uh oh, my egg has knocked loose, ‘Watch your head!’

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…If they we left unused…or better undead

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Ah hah! This is a tragedy of all,

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What was left is left to fall

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Still round, but longer than a ball

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Now, what has stayed has gone.

 

- “Beer Store” (2024)

 

            Wulf is from New York City, currently studying Music Composition at Purchase College, and previously at Berklee College. At these schools, he gained lots of good ideas and some mediocre ones. Good on him, I say, good on him! He has lost all but some unfortunately. 

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“Ruthlessly studious and audacious without pretension, Wulf has established himself as one of New York’s eminent guitarists, with progressive rock epics such as Plebeian’s Processional (2023) and Dorilton (2022), as well as being a member of math rock extraordinaries Wiring. Studying music since childhood and becoming active in the northeast since the late 2010s, his quest for his perfect sequence of notes is transcendental of contrivance, a passion so unrelenting that it’s difficult to compare him to contemporary artists, for his idiosyncrasies are instantly recognizable as they are readily classic — creators of pastiche and parody be damned!” 

- John Porcelli (2022)