Any musicians up in here? Promote your bands! Any genre goes.

So are you the next big custom Tony Hawk's Pro Skater soundtrack? Do you like to make people dance? Or perhaps you like to bludgeon the listener's ear with a cacophony of vile, fetid noise, so sickly that it would rustle the jimmies of the almighty Cthulhu himself...
Whatever kind of music it is that you and your compatriots make, post it here! Musicians of Giant Bomb.... UNITE! 
Ideally embed a youtube video of your music and/or link your band's facebook/reverbnation/whatever page and write a small description of what kind of music you make and what you play in your band.
 

I have a couple of bands going right now..
International death metal three-piece "Slice The Cake" which I do vocals for. 
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Slice-The-Cake/169544469750016
http://www.slicethecake.net/
  

I have a blues two-piece, these recordings are all improvised and about a year old though.

I dont have any vids, but I do have pictures.

Don't play in a band, but I do write and record myself. The few songs that are actually on the internet can be found here:

http://soundcloud.com/filipholm

I play drums for a band called Lost But Not Forgotten.

Don't play in a band, but I do write and record myself. The few songs that are actually on the internet can be found here:

http://soundcloud.com/filipholm

I have a blues two-piece, these recordings are all improvised and about a year old though.

@Lysergica33 said:

@FilipHolm said:

Don't play in a band, but I do write and record myself. The few songs that are actually on the internet can be found here:

http://soundcloud.com/filipholm

Wow, fantastic music. Especially liking Kakolukia and 11/24. Nice to hear someone that abuses eastern scales as much as I do.

Wow thanks man :) I've grown up with that kind of music so it really comes natural to me. I have a really hard time finishing songs and tracks, like so many other composers. For example Kakolukia obviously isn't finished work. But thanks for giving ita listen man :) Really liked your stuff too, especially the second one.

I'm currently working on a few projects, all of which have yet to release anything; I'm the bassist/higher-pitched growler in a deliberately offensive grindcore group called Jake's Sister's Fetish Club, the bassist/vocalist for a currently-untitled progressive metal group, and the bassist/possibly vocalist/possibly guitarist (yes, I'd need to find more members to perform live) for a punk project tentatively titled Chagan.

The first two groups would've already recorded some stuff if it weren't for the fact that the other members have been out of town a lot recently, and as far as the punk project... I don't have a drummer.

@Lysergica33:

Hey man, thanks a lot. I thought that improvised jazz piece was really interesting to listen to, not enough music like that any more.

Slice The Cake (God, I feel ridiculous even typing that name) sounds like they could be a lot more interesting than the three of you are willing to let them be. There are enough bands like The Faceless, Arsis, Necrophagist, etc. Definitely sounds like a talented group of individuals though.

Slice The Cake (God, I feel ridiculous even typing that name) sounds like they could be a lot more interesting than the three of you are willing to let them be. There are enough bands like The Faceless, Arsis, Necrophagist, etc. Definitely sounds like a talented group of individuals though. 

I'm currently working on a few projects, all of which have yet to release anything; I'm the bassist/higher-pitched growler in a deliberately offensive grindcore group called Jake's Sister's Fetish Club, the bassist/vocalist for a currently-untitled progressive metal group, and the bassist/possibly vocalist/possibly guitarist (yes, I'd need to find more members to perform live) for a punk project tentatively titled Chagan.

The first two groups would've already recorded some stuff if it weren't for the fact that the other members have been out of town a lot recently, and as far as the punk project... I don't have a drummer.

@Lysergica33: Haha thank you, we've always made comments about our friend's sister to make him feel uncomfortable, so when we decided to have an incredibly offensive band in the style of Anal Cunt, we found the name perfect.

Some of our songs include Dongcopter, Abortion Clinics Remind Me of Your Mother, The Ali Shuffle, A Carnivorous Boner Stalks the Innocent at Night, James Dean (AKA The Complete 180), Floridian Cuisine, Rodney King's Premium Swimming Lessons, etc. We have 70 songs written so far (that's the way grindcore is)

Duo psychedelic project representing Delaware and Oregon. We call ourselves Shiftershapes. I play acoustic guitar and sing. My other half provides the electric.

Most recent track.

Give Me Light

http://shiftershapes.bandcamp.com/track/give-me-light

Two from our first EP:

Jimmy Graves and Somewhere Nowhere

http://shiftershapes.bandcamp.com/track/jimmy-graves

http://shiftershapes.bandcamp.com/track/somewhere-nowhere

Duo psychedelic project representing Delaware and Oregon. We call ourselves Shiftershapes. I play acoustic guitar and sing. My other half provides the electric.

Most recent track.

Give Me Light

http://shiftershapes.bandcamp.com/track/give-me-light

Two from our first EP:

Jimmy Graves and Somewhere Nowhere

http://shiftershapes.bandcamp.com/track/jimmy-graves

http://shiftershapes.bandcamp.com/track/somewhere-nowhere

I don't play music, but I do know two very cool local bands.

First off, the funky stylings of The Coyotes:

Then, a humourous rock band with fusions of rock, pop-punk and other bits thrown in, Face Vs Heel:

We're lance boogie and are the new based gods

This is my old blues band, called the Blue Rhythm Methodists:

Checkin' On My Baby

If you'd like more, the rest of the live-to-DAT album is here:

I was also in an original pop/soul band called "35 May". This is "Crazy Woman", "Everybody's Got The Right To Live" and "Take Me To The Edge", all played live at the Dublin Castle in Camden, London.