This little spitfire of a demon's influences include a broad range of the older rock metal like Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, and Black Sabbath, to Pantera, White Zombie, and Alice in Chains, which helped her get through adolescence. As a writer, she is influenced by experiencing life and uses her observations to pass on lessons of betterment for all of humanity. She is all about things metaphysical and mysterious, spending most of her time researching energy and sound healing.

Bob began playing guitar in 1991 and his influences include Randy Rhoads, Slash, Metallica, Motley Crue, L.A.Guns, Guns and Roses, The Doors, Ozzy, Dave Mustaine, Tesla, Bon Jovi , Led Zeppelin, and Joe Satriani. Before Cosmic Waste, he was involved with The Illuminati (formerly known as The Revnants) of Colorado Springs, CO and Gravemind of Pueblo, CO. Bob is an avid ice hockey player, and was a goalie on the Pueblo Men's Hockey League. He enjoys sailing, the outdoors, sports, and anything having to do with music.

Second guitarist and keyboardist for Cosmic Waste, Jason brings 28 years of mastery to the stage, blending blistering riffs with soaring melodies. A veteran of the scene, he’s shredded and synth’d for bands like MINIKOMA☆, Contender, The Euroboyz, Wrathchild, Nightmare Unicorns, and Sincere Darkness.

Inspired by Bach’s sense of harmony, Emperor’s frostbitten fury, Carcass’ chaos, Cannibal Corpse’s brutality, and Iron Maiden’s epic melodies, Jason’s sound also pulls from Unlucky Morpheus’ virtuosity and Metallica’s thrash bite. When not conjuring sonic storms, he’s geeking out over vintage synths or listening to Japanese pop music.

Outside Cosmic Waste, as “DJ Amaya,” Jason continues to release original electronic music and to produce remixes of songs from around the globe. He spins club sets, fusing house, disco, trance, and techno with retro pop, Japanese, and Korean tracks.

     Multi-instrumentalist Jay A. Goin brings a wealth of experience to Cosmic Waste!

     Joining the Cosmic Crew on bass and backing vocals, Jay is a veteran of several local bands on guitar or bass and vocals, including Crimson Guardian (2017-2019) and Evidence of Insanity (2020-2022). During the Covid lockdowns, he produced a one-man metal album "The Road To Ruin" (2020), handling all vocal, guitar, bass, and keyboard duties as well as programming  drums.  Jay performed lead vocals and lead guitar with his first band, Frisk Me Now! from 1995-2015, also self-producing two albums.

     Jay's influences include Celtic Frost/Trypticon, Megadeth, Savatage/Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Scorpions and W.A.S.P. as well classical composers Wagner, Shostakovich and Sousa.

     Jay also plays Tuba with the Marion County Citizens Band.

Sean Quinett: (Phree Beer, ex-Crimson Guardian)

drums and percussion