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The article is fairly thorough in its album summations, however the portion of the article that talks about side projects for band members is incomplete. I think it is good that it is there, because it allows Wikipedia users to find similar bands by relatively unknown artists who can be hard to track. That said, it could use improvement. For example, Cory Hanson, the lead singer and guitarist in Wand also worked on a band called GØGGS with Ty Segall ^[1]. In all likelihood, other members of Wand have side projects as well. WillardWest ( talk) 01:07, 5 September 2017 (UTC) reply