Illinois native Robert A. Wolf was always obsessed with the sound electronics could make, from when he was a small child playing with used radio parts to make noise. Purchasing his first synthesizer in 1975, Wolf learned his craft by playing with local bands and going to schools in Nashville and Orlando during the late 70's/early 80's. After winning a few contests, he decided to try his luck in Los Angeles and began playing Hollywood clubs with other bands. By the early 90's, Wolf had gone solo and started writing progressive electronic music and scored a few independent films along the way. His first album, Sanctuary, was a hit in Asia and continued to keep him afloat while he started on new material. Moving to Indiana, he finally had another ten instrumentals finished and released it as Paradox in 1999. ~ Bradley Torreano, All Music Guide