Robert A. Oras Jr.
was born on the twenty-seventh day of the second month in the
one thousanth nine hundred and seventy fourth year of our Lord, to the fair and feeble
minded daughter of a West Virginia coalminer.
Rob is intense. He's is everything you love and everything you hate; everything you hate to love, and equally everything you love to hate.
He's a jock, a dork, an academic, an artist, completely rational, a lunatic, a boy and a man, a drug addict and the healthiest sum bitch you ever met.
He is an enigmatic paradox. He's a figment of your imagination as your imagination is a figment of him.
Rob can romanticize taking a dump and turn
the beauty of lovemaking into wretched filth; he is tragedy and comedy. He is each and every one of you, as you are him.
He's everything one could hope to be;
yet an example of what one should be careful not to become. He does everything and finishes nothing; is good at many things and excels at little.
One thing is for certain: He's very serious about his tunes.
Brian Oras
On the eighth day God created Brian, who then summarily usurped all His power and has been quietly managing this kozmic reality show ever since.
That's one story.
Another goes that Brian, just like you, was the product of at least one cell-clenching orgasm, after which he,
nine months later, exuded from the labyrinthine network of kozmic birth tunnels that shimmer behind the filmy screens separating here and now from every when.
Last one's that he is only a visitor here, collecting data for his Inter-dimensional Anthropology seminar that'll be taught
in telepathy to bipedal lions in a galaxy far, far away.
Brian is an enemy of all that is routine and mundane. Witness the spectacle of his basswork and you'll get the picture.
Ryan Nowack
By day, Ryan is a mild-mannered, suit-and-tie guy; by night, a dedicated student of the martial arts. But, when the weekend comes, the lights go down, and the amps are switched on,
Ryan metamorphoses into "Super-Deluxe Rock-and-Roll Man."
Few know of his secret identity; few have known and lived to tell.
Ask Ryan of his alter-ego; he'll answer with silence.
The two are one though, and one thing is for sure: no kryptonite exists which could ever stop this musical super-hero.
He seeks no reward; he desires no recognition; but buy him a cup of coffee and a donut, and he'll be forever in your service.