| Band member solo and side projects |
| Featured artists and projects |
| Related artists, guests, and projects |
| Abercrombie | ![[to top]](../images/arrowup_gray.gif){kind=small} Contributed vocals on New House and Where's the Phone? EP's. See also: Blanks Mach II. |
| Area 51 | Contributed “Sweet Sally” to Glory to The Blanks tribute album. Now known as Tiki Bongo. |
| Blanks Mach II | Blanks Enterprises concept group formed to take over The Blanks legacy. Lacking the desire and work ethic to succeed, Blanks Mach II failed. The group's concept is described by Spike in “Mach II Speech” on Vintage Blanks Sampler. Members: Abercrombie, Hobie, and Wendall Rotten. |
| Cindy | Blanks Enterprises performer featured in the Ran and Cindy Band, She Devil, and the Pink Picks. |
| Double Entendre | Hip Hop super group. Released one EP, Too Hip to Hop. Members: Double and Entendre. |
| Insanity Plea | Started by Mark Miller after he left The Blanks. Insanity Plea's story is told in The Blanks spoken word album Insanity Plea the Untold Story. Members: Mark Miller and John Queen. |
| Jimmy | Founding member of The Blanks. Quit after The Blanks first two songs, “Eggheads” and “She Ate My lunch,” |
| Just Add Water | Filed under Revelations. Follow-up group to Revelations, precursor to My Plaid Daughter. Members: Kone, Mr. Ed, and Spike. |
| Kamuga Junku | Famous Blanks Enteprises side-project featuring Mr. Ed, Spike, and Noel. Includes contributions from other Blanks Enterprises artists, including Ran. Original 1987 limited-edition cassette remastered and reissued in 2006. See also Revelations and Mr. Ed solo. |
| Lakeside Players | Successful, but controversial Blanks Enterprises band with folk, jazz, and Asian influences. Members: Jack Popcorn and Zackery Quagmire. Visit the Lakeside Players mini-site for more information. |
| Lasting Friendships | Blanks Enterprises project featuring Kar, Spike, and Wick. Often filed with World Full of Friends. |
| Mark Miller | Joined The Blanks to complete their debut album Eggheads. Known for horrible backing vocals. Left The Blanks within one year to start rival band Insanity Plea. |
| My Plaid Daughter | Filed under Revelations. Follow-up group to Revelations and Just Add Water. Members: : Kone, Mr. Ed, Spike, and Wick. |
| Peyote Pete | Member of Place of Torment and Place of Pete. Also participated in the Sugarhouse project. |
| Piggs | Monkey punk band. Members include: Mr. Ed, Fred, and others. |
| Pink Picks | Blanks Enterprises super girl group. Changed their name from She Devil, a name The Blanks originally gave them. Like Blanks Mach II, this band was fueled mainly by enthusiasm from The Blanks and not themselves. Members: Cindy, Mamie, and Kara. |
| Place of Pete | Mini Place of Torment reunion effort contributing “Ostracized” to Glory to The Blanks tribute album. Members: Kar and Peyote Pete. See also: Place of Torment. |
| Place of Torment | Blanks Enterprises super group. Recorded one famous album plus one contributing track to Gift of Song. Members: Devin, Kar, Peyote Pete, Ran, and Spike. See also: Place of Pete. |
| Politicians Who Kill (PWK) | Expanded Wolfgang-Sly project featuring the Vectrex. Members have included: George, Sly, Wick, and Wolfgang. See also: Wolfgang-Sly. |
| Ran and Cindy Band | Famous for upbeat pop songs, rock instrumentals, and country reinterpretations. Members: Ran and Cindy. |
| Rattlesnake Band | Members: Kar, Ran, and Spike. |
| Red Sugar | Contributed vocals on “Sweet Sally” and “Ostracized” from Sweet Love. |
| Cassie Reed | Contributed vocals on “Taco Lunch” from The Warrior Ethos. |
| Revelations | Spiritual rock band. Members: Mr. Ed and Spike, with Kone and Wick in later iterations. See also: Just Add Water and My Plaid Daughter. |
| Rich Boys | Contributed one track to Gift of Song and “Eggheads” to Glory to The Blanks tribute album. Members: Duke, Kyle, Mitch, and Scott. |
| Brennan Sage | Contributed vocals on “Silver Wings” from The Warrior Ethos. |
| She Devil | Blanks Enterprises super girl group. Changed their name from She Devil, a name The Blanks originally gave them, to the Pink Picks. Like Blanks Mach II, this band was fueled mainly by enthusiasm from The Blanks and not themselves. Members: Cindy, Mamie, and Kara. |
| Shorty D (Shorty D Spice) | Famous rapper. Contributed to Glory to The Blanks tribute album. |
| Sled | Members: Ed West and Sly. |
| Sly | See: Wolfgang-Sly, Politicians Who Kill, and Sled. |
| Special K (MC Special K, Special K Slice) | Famous rapper. Contributed to Glory to The Blanks tribute album and Kar solo album Hamburger in My Pocket. |
| Stick Wigglies | Members have included: Sarah Green Bean, Bill, Devin, Karlito (Kar), Mr. Suit, Kyle G. Otis, and Tom. |
| Sugarhouse | Kar project featuring friends Peyote Pete and Spike. Supposed to have featured Red Sugar on backing vocals, but she backed out. Often filed under Kar solo. |
| Swingin' Lou Martin | Contributed “Put on the Featherhead” to Glory to The Blanks tribute album. |
| Ten Devins High | Popular early 90's Hill Country band. Contributed “Wedding Shoes” to Gift of Song. Members have included: Devin, Jo T., Mr. Ed, and Spike. |
| Third Generation Ice-man | Members: Mr. Ed, Ran, and Spike. |
| Tiki Bongo | Formerly known as Area 51, which contributed “Sweet Sally” to Glory to The Blanks tribute album. |
| Uncletoe's Portasound | Members have included: Lito and Nerissa Vales, Spike, and others. Visit the Uncletoe's Portasound website. |
| Wheat Penny | Conceptual band consisting of Gordon Clune on accordion and Don Heinz on banjo. The band is conceptual in the sense that not only have the members never played together, but they don't even know how to play their instruments. Yet they carry on conversations as if they were a working band. Whether they intend to ever perform remains a mystery. Their only album, “Mister, can you spare a dime?” does not exist. |
| Wild Boys | Performance art melding new wave, vaudeville, and professional wrestling. They've only performed four times: (1) original performance for Pixelvision (out of print), (2) Live at Sly's Birthday Party following Lakeside Players, (3) New Years Eve party, and (4) spontaneously at Sly's 30th Birthday Party. |
| Wolfgang | Co-founder of Wolfgang-Sly music act and production company. Also a key Egghead. Participates in and contributes to a variety of projects. See: Wolfgang-Sly and Politicians Who Kill. |
| Wolfgang-Sly | Wolfgang-Sly project featuring the Vectrex. Members: Sly and Wolfgang. See also: Politicians Who Kill. |
| World Full of Friends | Blanks Enterprises project featuring Christopher Araha Arohadej, Kar, Kone, Mr. Ed, Ran, Rone, Spike, Wick, and others. |
