ill start by listing what i do/have done musicially, and links for people to listen 

Firstly, as many of you know, i make electronic/dubstep music, and go under the name Eldest

my links  http://soundcloud.com/ethosprophecy" rel="nofollow - in my sig  (or here)

second, is on of the bands i play with with colin and my brother called The Cozmik Orkestrah

http://thecozmikorkestrah.bandcamp.com/" rel="nofollow - http://thecozmikorkestrah.bandcamp.com/

there is our bandcamp 

lastly, is another band that i play in with colin and my brother called Hobo Trashcan Fire

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hobo-Trashcan-Fire/100758739966973" rel="nofollow - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hobo-Trashcan-Fire/100758739966973

the facebook has more music on it 

so, yeah, post your bands/soundclouds/myspaces/bandcamps

My second band was Last Abide. This was my band that I started with the lead vocalist ( who is still a very good friend of mine). I had discovered death metal for real in 1991 - 1992 and as we both were interested in the doom/ death part of the genre ( bands like Paradise Lost, Amorphis and Tiamat) that was our main source of inspiration. We played a couple of gigs and released two demos before continuing lineup troubles put an end to that band. I think it was around 1997. Here�s a link to the myspace I created a few years ago: http://www.myspace.com/lastabide" rel="nofollow - http://www.myspace.com/lastabide

While it sounds amaturish and untight, I still think we had a lot of good ideas that could have evolved into something better had we continued. Oh and check out the bassist. The man had only played bass for six months at the time of this recording. Probably the most talented guy I ever played with. Our drummer couldn�t keep a beat if his life depended on it and he was always stoned out of his mind, but he was a good childhood friend of mine and he developed his playing a lot after leaving the band. We jammed a couple of times after he left the band, and he had some really good ideas.

 

The lead vocalist from Last Abide ( who stopped singing and switched to synths) and I formed out own little project after the demise of Last Abide. It�s a kind of progressive rock/ melodic synth rock project. We are just toying around trying to find time to write music between demanding jobs, children and so forth.

 

I seldom pick up my guitar these days. It�s like my thirst for world domination isn�t as strong as it used to be. I have a friend who like stoner/ doom metal a lot though and we are sometimes talking about jamming. I might go that way.

 

What has always been my main focus and interest is to write original music. Playing covers and imitating others never satisfied me.

 i agree

I don't remember how many full songs we'd recorded (at least 2, maybe 3). We had a drummer in the project for around half the time we jammed, but we never recorded with him.  We never played a show, and we never settled on a name.  I was the bass player, my brother a guitarist and our friend was the other guitarist and layed down the vocals for our recording.  It killed his voice, so he never planned on doing it full time .   I still need to get a copy of the songs we'd fully recorded.

We were all going to college at the time, and has different work schedules in the summer months.  This sort of killed our energy/enthusiasm a little, and our jam space was hot as hell.  I still had a fun time playing, and the time we spent together actually helped our friendship grow despite deciding not to pursue a path as a metal band.  

Around new years when that band folded we formed a doomish trio with a friend and his friend, so far playing mostly covers by the likes of Electric Wizard, Celtic Frost, Black Sabbath and Circle, as well as our own super slow and heavy jams. And some lighter pretty Mogwaish stuff. Jamming for fun basically, but I'm sure there's gonna be proper original material at some point. Oh, I play guitar in this project.

On my own, I have been trying to finish up a group of songs that I'd like to get a band together to play, but it seems like it's going to take a while to find the right people to play it, get the right equipment, etc. I'll probably make a few demos once I finish lyrics. 

I tend to prefer writing music to playing covers as well. Unfortunately, I have a problem with trying to write too ambitiously and while I can usually finish anything I start musically, I'm not quite as adept at lyric writing, or finding people to play it. Too, I'm pretty picky and I'd feel bad about working those people hard in rehearsals without paying them handsomely (with money I don't have).  

It's quiet, sometimes loud, sometimes symphonic, sometimes electronic. Haven't done much with it for a few months, but have been making progress the last couple of weeks. If you listened: say something about it, I'd appreciate it greatly .