second reunion studio album, featuring all four original band members, never came to fruition. SL Theory and solo work In the spring of 2009, Lagonikas started working on his first solo album, under the project name SL Theory. In his own words "Each day, I would get into the studio all alone, grab my guitar, close my eyes and let my imagination fly.. Listening to my songs, now that the recordings are completed, I can't even recall much of the process". Lagonikas' SL Theory debut album "I" was released in 2010 and his follow up album titled "Progressively Dark" was released in the winter of 2012. On 29 December 2014, the second SL Theory album, under the title "Different Space Different Time" was released, followed by 2018's live album "Progressively Dark - A Concert For Group and String Orchestra". Double Treat Lagonikas teamed up again with longtime friend and What's The Buzz? co-founder Chris Kissadjekian to form a classic hard rock duet under the name Double Treat. The band signed with Sleaszy Rider label, under which the band's debut album Wander Thirst was released in the spring of 2013. Discography Four Wheel Drive - "Athoa" (LP) (1990) (drums, composer) What's The Buzz? - s/t (CD) (2000) (drums, vocals, composer) SL Theory - "I" (CD/MP3) (2010) (composer, producer, arranger, drums, guitars, bass, keyboards, vocals) Sotiris Lagonikas - "Progressively Dark" (CD/MP3) (2012) (composer, producer, arranger, drums, guitars, bass, keyboards, vocals) Double Treat - "Wander Thirst" (CD) (2013) (composer, producer, arranger, drums, guitars, keyboards, vocals) SL Theory - "Different Space Different Time" (CD/MP3) (2014) (composer, producer, arranger, drums, guitars, bass, keyboards, vocals) SL Theory - "Progressively Dark - A Concert For Group and String Orchestra" (Double-CD/DVD) (2018) (composer, producer, arranger, drums) ''SL Theory - "Cipher" (CD/Vinyl) (2019) (composer, producer, arranger, drums, vocals) External links Official Sotiris Lagonikas website Official Double Treat website Official ROAR Rock Of Angels Records website References 1970 births Rock drummers Living people 21st-century drummers