My now permanently derelict band Wino Pigeons
http://www.myspace.com/winopigeons
Almost completely unproduced and recorded on a tascam 4-track with one mic. I left the band to move to New Orleans(mistake) and am now recording a solo project with myself on drums, bass, guitar, vocals and drum machine. I was on guitar and vocals(scoffs) in W.P. and it was actually some of the most fun I've ever had musically. Never played a real show although we did play a house "party" once.

This is my most recent band: http://www.myspace.com/chupacabrabrooklyn

and when I lived in the Minneapolis in the 1930's, I was in a band called Mickey Finn on Big Money Records. Tim Mac has this recording on his web site of our cover of a Michael Jackson song (I'm the shitty drummer ruining the song): http://www.tt.net/%7Etimmac/Mickey%20Finn%20-%20Dance%20and%20Shout.mp3

Admittedly I don't plug much music here, but we've just finished mastering at CMS and have posted two finished tracks on our MySpace page: "Chicago," and "I'm Not Joking Around."

If radio-friendly pop bands still existed I guess that would be us.

Some new tracks from one of my side projects: Parka Bruthuz UK

http://agaragar.org/parka.html

Antero wrote:Leopold & Loeb has an album. I play guitar and sing some of the songs.

Our album release show is going to be at Cal's on the 18th.

I was in a thrash band that had a song called "Leopold & Loebin'".

Good name.

Hi guys.

We have posted 4 songs from our new album, Fame By Proxy, on our MySpace. Recorded by our pal Shane Olivo at Bobby Peru's in Milwaukee, mixed by John Congleton in Texas, mastered by Silver Sonya in DC. Tracks are entitled "Paradise by the Paulding Light," "Your Head on a Ratings Spike," "Creative Lessons in Accounting," and "Song for the Dead Millionaire." Record's out in September on Latest Flame Records. Dig it.

DrAwkward wrote:"Paradise by the Paulding Light"

OH NO YOU DI'INT!

(Awesome)

Most of my bored periods at work will now to spent listened to Electrical bands.
Some good shit. It must be weird to live in a US city and see lots of awesome bands, all though some decent bands are starting to come here in Canada...

A couple songs from the new Tomcat Combat album:

http://www.myspace.com/tomcatcombat

megadan wrote:Most of my bored periods at work will now to spent listened to Electrical bands.
Some good shit. It must be weird to live in a US city and see lots of awesome bands, all though some decent bands are starting to come here in Canada...

A couple songs from the new Tomcat Combat album:

http://www.myspace.com/tomcatcombat

where are you in Canada? we have played London ON, and Victoria...

yaledelay wrote:

megadan wrote:Most of my bored periods at work will now to spent listened to Electrical bands.
Some good shit. It must be weird to live in a US city and see lots of awesome bands, all though some decent bands are starting to come here in Canada...

A couple songs from the new Tomcat Combat album:

http://www.myspace.com/tomcatcombat

where are you in Canada? we have played London ON, and Victoria...

Halifax.

If you can make the drive from Montreal to Halifax it's a great place to play (anyone that would like a show set up here just PM me), but the trick is making that drive. There are a couple places to play in between (Moncton) but they're not nearly as large as Halifax.