My sadly non-existant band, let me show you it
Fun meme snagged from kaoru_is_here:
Go to the Wikipedia home page and click random article. That is your band's name.
Click random article again. That is your album name.
Click random article 15 more times. Those are the tracks on your album.
Band name: Standard Assessment Procedure
Album name: Reverolle
Tracks:01. Nishnabotna River
02. Jenova Chen
03. Goulds, Florida
04. Ballater
05. Knock-out Whist
06. Hyskeir
07. Policing
08. Sulfide Mineral
09. Orderic Vitalis
10. Audit (Telecommunication)
11. Rover (Ticket)
12. List of Asteroids/4601-4700
13. Hugh Sidey
14. Strategy (Game Show)
15. Highway 808 (Ontario)
Hm. I think they'd be a slightly pretentious post-hardcore band. Their lyrics would be disjointed and full of big words, but have nothing to do with the titles (at least not anything that anyone could discern), and sound-wise they'd experiment with distortions and some electronica, but try to conserve that certain lo-fi feel. They'd probably cite At The Drive-In, The Mars Volta and a whole slew of bands that nobody knows as their biggest influences.
I should stop procrastinating from making gifts, shouldn't I? Hey, at least I was victorious in my battle with Illustrator and managed to put together a decent-ish logo.
Go to the Wikipedia home page and click random article. That is your band's name.
Click random article again. That is your album name.
Click random article 15 more times. Those are the tracks on your album.
Band name: Standard Assessment Procedure
Album name: Reverolle
Tracks:01. Nishnabotna River
02. Jenova Chen
03. Goulds, Florida
04. Ballater
05. Knock-out Whist
06. Hyskeir
07. Policing
08. Sulfide Mineral
09. Orderic Vitalis
10. Audit (Telecommunication)
11. Rover (Ticket)
12. List of Asteroids/4601-4700
13. Hugh Sidey
14. Strategy (Game Show)
15. Highway 808 (Ontario)
Hm. I think they'd be a slightly pretentious post-hardcore band. Their lyrics would be disjointed and full of big words, but have nothing to do with the titles (at least not anything that anyone could discern), and sound-wise they'd experiment with distortions and some electronica, but try to conserve that certain lo-fi feel. They'd probably cite At The Drive-In, The Mars Volta and a whole slew of bands that nobody knows as their biggest influences.
I should stop procrastinating from making gifts, shouldn't I? Hey, at least I was victorious in my battle with Illustrator and managed to put together a decent-ish logo.