After their debut track, 'Armor', Tevlo and CARZi have paired up once again to create 'Asking For It'.
Deciding THE perfect name that lead them into the depths of the music industry was a tough and lengthy adventure pulling in all suggestions from willing parents, siblings and partners until finally landing on their current alias, V O E, thanks to the enthusiastic assistance of Tevlo's roommate Nick.
The journey to this final destination was a dangerously tempting experience of debauchery and cheap jokes, and thanks to a moment of frustration taking them through the internet's back door, passing class and elegance, and landing them face to face with Band Name Generators, they now have a lovely list to present to you. These are their favourite band names that didn't make the cut.
1. Flesh Pond.
Although mentally graphic, not a suitable choice for our brand. Perhaps more of an adult entertainment composer or a dermatologist cover band doing nothing but hits strictly from 1982-1985.
2. Church Groper.
We can really thank the internet for this lil gem. Where else would you find a name that simultaneously sparks an awkward laugh, a gross uneasiness and is also super politically incorrect? Thanks internet.
3. Fornicult.
The idea of a sex cult doesn't sound too bad, but somehow we failed to connect it with our music. Maybe if we had a few sax solos it could work.
4. Demon Seamen.
Another one that somehow didn't make it as our band name. Perhaps if we were a Satanic death metal band wearing tight, black leather and if CARZi could grow a gnarly beard it could have been our glass slipper.
5. Tom and The Angry Storm.
Tom being the guy who sits in his studio quietly minding his own business but The Angry Storm? We'll let the expressive lyrics and epic powerhouse vocals speak for that.
6. Mirco Hoe.
For those of you in the know CARZi is only 4”11, so if your first impression is this could strongly relate to her, you would be sadly mistaken. Between you and me, Tevlo will do anything, anything, for a ham and cheese sandwich. But don’t you dare judge; there’s a little micro hoe in all of us for a good toasty.
