According to Viogression drummer Duane Timlin's statement (via his Facebook profile), the band's former bassist (1989-1991) and guitarist (1992-1994) Bryan Jaeger passed away. He was 52 years old.

Duane Timlin posts: ''Not this again! My day is ruined by this news. I will miss you old friend. I already missed playing music with you. And did everything I could to fix that. As I said last week hug your friends more. This really sucks.''




Former drummer Jef Jaeger explains on his private Facebook: ''Bryan Mark Jaeger, age 52, passed away early on April 5, 2023. He was born on November 3rd, 1970. He is survived by his sons Maxx and Dorian, his father, Ken Jaeger, his twin brother Barry, and his brothers Paul Jaeger (Dawn, daughter Olivia), and Jef Jaeger (Michelle). He is preceded in death by his mother Ruth Ann Jaeger (passed on 11/14/2015).

"Bryan loved his boys, and spent time with them often. He became experienced in a number of vocations, took pride in his work, and often excelled wherever he was employed. Bryan loved watching movies. He had seen more of them, and a greater variety of them than most people would ever conceive of, and could readily quote memorable lines from many of them. He also read many books, and was a fan of drama, horror, fantasy, satire, and especially humor. He was a gifted artist with a very unique style ranging from strange to surreal to dark, and went on to illustrate album covers, various other media, and became a well-known tattoo artist in the greater Milwaukee area for many years - his customers famously knew him as ‘Buki’. Bryan had a passion for music: he was a talented guitarist and bass player, also composing both lyrics and music on many original music recordings over the years. He was a member of Viogression, Medusa Oblongada, Onebodytoomany, and Flow, all of which produced studio recordings and performed live. He had many friends and fans, and was very well-known and respected in the Milwaukee death metal scene and abroad. His family, many friends, and fans will miss him very much. He will live on through his art and the memories of those who knew and loved him…"

Source:	facebook.com
Band profile:	Viogression