Crying Demons
. Or maybe even Crying Demons Crying Demons Crying Demons, which is what the cover art makes it look like.
edited 31st Dec '13 4:43:05 PM by MikeK
More band names inspired by what I'm currently reading, which is Assassination Vacation by Sarah Vowell:
Drifter Magnet
Muffin Day
Porn Freak Rehab
Between The Hair And The Stare (Maybe a better name for an album)
Jinxy McDeath
And via a strange Wiki Walk on the other wiki: Nazi UFOs
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edited 21st Nov '13 3:31:24 PM by MikeK
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Linky Sauce (from when I asked for a link and the source)
Violent Lolitas
Confidential Memories
Buckyshot (from a sci-fi thread)
Press To Test
IAMWORKING
edited 20th Nov '13 12:40:13 PM by TairaMai
I tried to walk like an Egyptian and now I need to see a Cairo practor....Lead Frog (or possibly Led Frog). Because I actually did ring someone up for a lead frog at work today.
As one of my facebook friends pointed out, Dangerous Erections
(link totally work safe, by the way). Maybe they'd have a Visual Pun album cover involving, say, a bunch of crumbling skyscrapers (or just buildings that clearly have No OSHA Compliance).
edited 23rd Dec '13 9:20:59 PM by MikeK
Someone needs to add Chemical Messiah to the list of Trope Names For A Band. I would, but I'm not sure of the genre.
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Done.
Also, Electric Jesus.
Also also, Pain Trains And Automobiles.
Also also also, Time Traveling Dragon Choker.
edited 26th Dec '13 1:02:51 PM by MaxwellDaring
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The Megagaze - maybe there should be an added hyphen, lest people be inclined to pronounce it "Me Gaga Ze". I got it from the essay "E Unibus Pluram: Television and U.S. Fiction" by David Foster Wallace, and I think the book of his I'm currently reading (A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again) is probably going to be rife with band name material.
Dogs Can't Play Poker.
Additionally, Powersteak. Or maybe Powerstake. I can't decide.
edited 2nd Jan '14 8:17:31 PM by MaxwellDaring
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Knife Fight In A Phonebooth: from a book on Old-School Dogfighting by a US Navy Ace Pilot.
edited 4th Jan '14 6:08:58 PM by TairaMai
I tried to walk like an Egyptian and now I need to see a Cairo practor....

Our Lady Of The Electric Eye. I was reading Babel's Children by Clive Barker, and that was how the main character/narrator snarkily referred to a Virgin Mary statue with a hidden camera in it (It Makes Sense in Context).