The entire timeline from 2011:3

First off, please don't look for songs from before 2011, Will was a minor back then and he specifically requested over discord that fans don't dig up songs from then.

- A Verbal Equinox, 2010- 2013, Will joined in 2011 and sang with them until the band ended in 2013, here he met both J*hnathan Ma!sto and Mario Conte

- Jamface, 2010 - 2016, Will joined in 2011 and stayed until 2016, but the last audio formally posted was a 2015 jam session. Here he met Mike Bottiglieri

- Strange Thick, both started and ended in 2012, only produced 3 albums (one of which being live) before ultimately failing to gain any real traction

- The Steriosexuals, 2013- 2014, project started by Will Wood and J*hnathan Ma!sto, was originally going to have 15 songs, but ended with only 3 actually being posted due to the gruesome nature of the lyrics. Also featured Dan Chetnik (as Saxophone on 1fish2fish & Cut/Clap)And Michael Hovsepian (as vocals on better to eat you with)

- The Tapeworms, 2014/2015 - 2018, took two years to form because all of the members were hand picked from people Will had worked with in the past. Many songs from eial were written years in advance (front street and Skeleton appreciation day having been written all the way back in 2012), but the Self-Ish album was somewhat rushed into completion. Though the band ended in 2018, will logged back on to the profile in 2020 to drop the remastered albums and Real Will Wood live performances

- Will Wood and the Land Pirates, 2019. Was actually a donation project done for the Brain and Behavior research foundation

- Indie music, 2020 - present day, although the Tapeworms broke up after the J*hnathan Ma!sto situation, most of the Tapeworms still help on Will's independent music. many of the songs from the normal album were made around the Tapeworms, like Memento Mori (demo in 2018), I/me/myself (demo in 2018), and Laplace's Angel (og demo in 2015)

Tell me if I got any of this wrong! I did a lot of cross referencing though so I don't think I did! (Sources: AVE and Jamface official YouTube channels, Bandcamp, genius, concert archives.org, and ofc will wood, Jamface and AVE wiki)