Biography
Lazer Forever was formed in summer 2004 as a songwriting and recording project by Clint Boylan and Dustin Tessier. Lazer Forever wrote some songs and soon grew up, decided to find a drummer, and became a whole when Adam Patterson came to join the band. Lazer Forever went on as a full band to play shows in the twin cities area, do a bit of traveling, and record an album in 2006 with the help of Kevin Grapski, "daddy" David Storberg, and Bruce Templeton. Lazer Forever drummer Adam Patterson left on good terms in late 2006 to attend grad school. Lazer Forever asked Jonathon Warnberg to play drums, he agreed, and it was good. The group continued with this line-up until the spring of 2008 when Jonathon parted ways with the band to pursue other musical endeavors. Multi-instrumentalist and twin cities music scene veteran Noah Paster joined up with LF soon after Jonathon's departure. Shortly after Lazer Forever completed work on their second album "Summertime Hits", which featured Dustin and Clint as a writing and recording duo once again. Knol Tate mixed and Bruce Templeton mastered the project. Lazer Forever is a rock band with a penchant for writing songs with an emphasis on melody. Lazer Forever borders on prog rock, yet remains rooted in the realm of the three minute pop song.
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