The Band

Bob Reid

Bob Reid has been playing loud rock for nearly four decades. He got a drum kit in Grade 2, then found his mother's guitar under his parents' bed, and that was that. He formed the heavy metal band S.F.H. as singer and guitarist, and in 1988 became the singer of Canadian thrash legends Razor. He fronted Shotgun Justice (1990) and Open Hostility (1991), and it was his idea to bring Razor back in 1996. Razor has since toured 18 countries. He started Bobnoxious in 2003, and in 2023 he was inducted into the London Music Hall of Fame.

Darcy Maudsley

Darcy Maudsley picked up the bass at a young age and has been making noise with several bands across the Ontario rock scene ever since.

In 2011, Darcy joined Bobnoxious after an unforgettable audition where everything just clicked. The chemistry was instant, and what began as a musical connection grew into a lasting friendship with guys he now considers family.

Darcy loves rocking hard in front of a crowd, feeding off the energy and keeping the rhythm section tight. Whether it's a packed venue or a small club, he brings the same enthusiasm to every show.

For Darcy, it doesn't get much better than great music, good friends, and a crowd that's having as much fun as he is. That's what keeps him coming back for more.

Aaron Murray

Aaron "Spock" Murray plays lead guitar, and he's the guy who knows what every knob in the studio does. A London, Ontario producer, engineer and mixer, his credits include Helix, Gotthard, Randy Bachman, Corey Hart and The Used. He has mixed and engineered every Bobnoxious record except the very first one, and he joined on lead guitar for E.O.A. (2014), which he also co-produced at Charterhouse Studios. Logical? Mostly. Loud? Always.

Richard "Rich" Oosterbosch

Rich Oosterbosch has been hitting things for Bob Reid since before some of you were born. He drummed in S.F.H., playing on the 1987 Cold Death demo and the albums One of Those Days (1992) and All You Can Eat (1994). When Razor reformed in 1996, Rich was behind the kit and recorded the 1997 album Decibels. Now he's the newest member of Bobnoxious, which makes him the new guy with the oldest history. Some reunions are worth the wait.

Dave "Wylie" Wyles

Dave "Wylie" Wyles is Bobnoxious lifer material. He was the band's drummer from the very beginning, pounding through Rockaholics and 2014's E.O.A., and these days he's out front on vocals and percussion. When he's not with Bobnoxious, he channels the Prince of Darkness in his own Ozzy tribute band, Ozzy Forever. Volume: high. Shame: low.