Good Name For A Rock Band

Public Domain.

I actually considered going solo under the name Unknown Artist once.

I figured it would be as good a marketing ploy as Patent Pending (who I've met in person).

edited 17th Jun '14 11:17:20 PM by TheMike

Sneezebagel Hellbun, or just Sneezebagel. Taken from a bit in Mr. Mercedes when a mumbling lady orders a cheeseburger - well done.

Taken from a discussion on a livestream:
- Handful of Grandpa
- Space Age Stalin and the Communist Synthesizers

And one I came up with: Æ Tree and Rose Þ.^* Ash Tree and Rose Thorn

edited 19th Jun '14 9:53:33 PM by Blueeyedrat

Broke Dick Darlin's

Sausage Grease Rocket

Number Of The Beef

Human Sprit and the Lightyars

Bloody Rice Krispies

Weaponized EMP Monopolies

Tidal Wave of Death

Sphincter Assassin

edited 5th Jul '14 8:13:28 PM by MaxwellDaring

Is it me or would Probability Space Hypervessel be a good name for either a surreal nerd band (think Hard n' Phirm) or an album?

A few days ago, I wrote on my wrist to remind myself to buy some apples and the next couple books of the Codex Alera. What I actually wrote was Apples Codex.

Eraser Brain Surgery

Someone on my facebook was joking about starting a band called Communicated. Not because it's an interesting band name in and of itself, but because once the band broke up and you started performing as a solo artist, you'd have an excuse to put, say, "Brian Smith (Ex-Communicated)" on your show flyers.

Anarchy Sex Tapes

Quantum Hyperlizard

Zommunist Manifesto

edited 12th Jul '14 1:37:22 PM by MaxwellDaring

The Brhuce Hammers

From a thread where people were mashing keys on their smart phones and letting autocorrect try to figure it out: Bikini Satellite. I imagine them sort of sounding like The B-52s somehow. Other somewhat band-name-worthy results: Shepherd Origin ^note which I can also somehow see as being part of an Oddly Named Sequel 2: Electric Boogaloo type title - something like Splinter Cell: Shepherd Origin, Bus Horn Mix ^note which another member said would make for "a good album name, if the album is a bunch of bus horn sounds", Girls Using Dispositions, and finally, Anchovy Anxious. I personally got Gregg Bulkhead, which sounds more like the name of an action movie hero.

edited 18th Jul '14 3:46:05 PM by MikeK

Drowsy Cerberus. My friend visited an art museum and posted a statue of Cerberus having been lulled to sleep (as depicted in The Aeneid) on his facebook wall.

Entropic Cinema

edited 25th Jul '14 1:15:29 PM by MaxwellDaring

Knight of Cerberus

edited 21st Jul '14 8:06:20 PM by BaconManiac5000

Giant Robot Skycar

[I have two names: Grandfather's Axe, and We Couldn't Think of a Clever Name.

edited 23rd Jul '14 5:29:45 PM by WilliamRadarStorm

If I formed part of a band, it would be called "In my pants".

Not sure if that's where you were going with this one, but I like the idea of it unintentionally forming a phrase when combined with the names of other bands you're playing with. If you were on the same bill as Giant Robot Sky Car, the sign outside the venue could read:

GIANT ROBOT SKY CAR
IN MY PANTS

Tokomak just sounds like some sort of dubstep/house band, no?

Now, Inertial Confinement, on the other hand, sounds like the Sci-Fi version of Avantasia, nearly.

edited 22nd Jul '14 10:28:43 PM by OmegaShadowcry

Hershey Squirts

All The Good Names Were Taken

We Just Stole Your Idea

You Call This S**t Music?

Ghostly Bill and the Atomic Doom Choir

Neural-X

Sky-Piercing Mecha Battleaxe

Ghost of Beards

Fancy Purgatory

Glitch Pizza

Vending Machine Messiah

Interstellar Pub Crawl

edited 30th Jul '14 8:25:56 PM by MaxwellDaring