fire dancer (1988–2000, 2002) Chuck Varga (Sexecutioner) – vocals (1986–1996, 2000–2002, 2014–2017) Hunter Jackson (Techno Destructo) – vocals (1984–1987, 1990–1999) Kim Dylla (Vulvatron) – vocals (2014) Guitarists Russ Bahorsky (Mr. Magico) – lead guitar (1984) Ron Curry (Stephen Sphincter) – lead guitar (1985–1986) Greg Ottinger (Cornelius Carnage) – lead guitar (1986–1987) Steve Douglas (Balsac the Jaws of Death) – rhythm guitar (1987–1988) Dewey Rowell (Flattus Maximus) – lead guitar (1987–1991) Pete Lee (Flattus Maximus) – lead guitar (1992–1998) Tim Harriss (Flattus Maximus) – lead guitar (1998–1999) Zach Blair (Flattus Maximus) – lead guitar (1999–2002) Cory Smoot (Flattus Maximus) – lead guitar (2002–2011; died 2011) Bassists Chris Bopst (Balsac) – bass (1984–1987) Todd Evans (Beefcake the Mighty) – bass (2002–2008) Jamison Land (Beefcake the Mighty) – bass, backing vocals (2011–2019) Drummers Sean Sumner – drums (1984; died 1996) Jim Thomson (Hans Sphincter / Hans Orifice) – drums (1985–1987, 1989) Rob Mosby (Nippleus Erectus) – drums (1987–1988) Pete Luchter (Lee Beato) – drums (1989) Timeline Discography Hell-O (1988) Scumdogs of the Universe (1990) America Must Be Destroyed (1992) This Toilet Earth (1994) Ragnarök (1995) Carnival of Chaos (1997) We Kill Everything (1999) Violence Has Arrived (2001) War Party (2004) Beyond Hell (2006) Lust in Space (2009) Bloody Pit of Horror (2010) Battle Maximus (2013) The Blood of Gods (2017) The New Dark Ages (2022) Grammy Awards and nominations Gwar has been nominated for two Grammy Awards, but lost to Annie Lennox and Nine Inch Nails. Phallus in Wonderland – Best Long Form Music Video 1993 (nomination). Lost to Annie Lennox. "S.F.W." – Best Metal Performance, 1996 (nomination). Lost to Nine Inch Nails. References External links 1984 establishments in Virginia American thrash metal musical groups Crossover thrash groups Articles which contain graphical timelines Bands with fictional stage personas Comedy rock musical groups Heavy metal musical groups from Virginia Hardcore punk groups from Virginia Masked musicians Music of Richmond, Virginia Musical groups established in 1984 Musical groups from Virginia Obscenity controversies in music Shimmy Disc artists History of Richmond, Virginia