"We built this monster.
And it's just getting started."
— Vaulktar
Some bands break up. Some bands fade.
Wanted Breed refused to be finished.
Rising from the heart of the 1980s
Hollywood metal explosion, Wanted Breed
built a reputation for theatrical intensity,
raw power, and a stage presence that set
them apart from everything else in the scene.
Draped in warpaint and armed with songs
that hit like freight trains, the band was
closing in on a record deal that would have
changed everything — when a devastating
construction site accident broke one
brother's neck and back and ended
the dream overnight.
One original member went on to find
mainstream success with Great White.
Two brothers never stopped.
For four decades they kept working,
kept playing, kept the fire burning —
through personal struggles, health battles,
and the weight of an unfinished dream
that refused to let them go.
Now they're back.
New album Galactic Warriors is out now.
Their original 1986 debut album
Knights in Armor is streaming everywhere
for the first time ever.
And the full story is told in their
feature documentary —
WANTED BREED: Under the Warpaint —
now on YouTube.
Theatrical heavy metal from
Orange County. Now based in Las Vegas.
The warpaint is back. Louder than ever.

