saw this in the deftones sub so I thought it would be a good idea see what you guys say

Since the Cojum Dip fandom is currently in a massive content drought, i thought i would recommend some bands you buckets may enjoy and that may scratch your "Cojum Itch".

OFFICIAL/RELATED BANDS:

Gunday Monday

Gunday Monday is/was a ska band featuring Matt S., Cojum Dips old bassist!!! Probably the closest to "official" any of these bands get. If you like ska, certainly give 'em a try!

What Color Is Your Machine Gun?

What Color Is Your Machine Gun? was the solo project of Brian McCorkle, aka MUMUTITS, from around 2004-2010. A lot more experimental than Cojum Dip, so probably not for everybody, but definitely worth a listen if ever you have the time.

The Ninjas

The Ninjas were a ska band from around 2002-2006. They opened for Cojum Dip at the Duderstatd Center on February 18th 2005, their performance at that show is currently available on streaming services. They are very underrated and i highly recommend you check them out, at least falling, robot pirates, snow day, and while you were gone off Platypus, and the live version of two clocks.

NOTE!!! The Ninjas is apparently a pretty common band name, as multiple different bands are featured on the YouTube Topic channel. The releases from the band we are concerned about are "Platypus", "Skaflakes", and "Live at the Asteroid Chainsaw Classic". The other releases are from unrelated groups.

UNRELATED BANDS:

Mr. Bungle

One of the bands that inspired Cojum Dip! Mr. Bungle is weird, ska-circus-clown-noise-thrash-funk-surf-rock-metal. That barely describes their sound. In fact, they cant really be described in human words. You have to listen to them to fully grasp what they are. Check out their self-titled album for some Cojum-like stuff, imo they do the whole "Jazz-Metal" thing far better than Cojum does.

Dureforsog

However do you pronounce this name??? If you had a hard time figuring out what Mr. Bungle is, good luck with Dureforsog. Their first record is definitely more on the Avant-Garde Metal side of things, but after that they get way more experimental and less "Metally". Its definitely not for everyone. I recommend Knee to start off with.

Stolen Babies

Stolen Babies are a bit less heavy than Cojum Dip at times, but i think that helps them a lot. They experiment a lot with instrumentation, and even have an accordion on most songs! Much easier to get into than some of the heavier bands on this list, honestly a great way to get started with Metal as a whole. Check out their album "There Be Squabbles Ahead" if you want more weird circus-metal stuff.

Carnival in Coal

Carnival in Coal is probably one of my personal favorites on this list. They mix heavy metal with stuff like disco and do so very, very well. Every song is a surprise, theyve always got something cool and unique up their sleeve. Check out "Collection Prestige" first if you wanna get into them.

...and those are the bands! i hope you lot enjoyed at least a few of 'em.

Udabn is more saturated in the group drawing than his individual drawing this actually applies for all of the members but he's just the one I noticed

it's pretty much his mask, and it's awesome. i went as bodur for halloween (not posting photos for privacy reasons), and i had to order this thing off ebay, like a month prior. here's the link if yall want to buy one too. https://www.ebay.com/itm/392249101597