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==Solo and side projects==
The members of King's X have been musically prolific since their release from Atlantic in 1997, releasing a number of solo albums and participating in side bands.

===Doug Pinnick===
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Pinnick recorded two solo albums under the name of Poundhound, ''[[Massive Grooves from the Electric Church of Psychofunkadelic Grungelism Rock Music|Massive Grooves...]]'' (1997) and ''[[Pineappleskunk]]'' (2001), while his subsequent releases ''[[Emotional Animal]]'' (2005), ''[[Strum Sum Up]]'' (2007) and ''Naked'' (2013) were credited as ''dUg Pinnick''.

He has also been a member of several bands outside of King's X:

* Supershine featuring guitarist [[Bruce Franklin (guitarist)|Bruce Franklin]] and drummer [[Jeff Olson (Musician)|Jeff Olson]] both from the band [[Trouble (band)|Trouble]]. They released one self-titled album in 2000.
* [[The Mob (American rock band)|The Mob]] featuring Reb Beach from [[Winger (band)|Winger]], [[Kelly Keagy]] from [[Night Ranger]], and keyboardist [[Timothy Drury]]. They released a self-titled album in 2006.
* Razr13 is a project with members of the King's X road crew who released the album ''Reflections'' in 2009.
* Tres Mtns. with [[Jeff Ament]] of [[Pearl Jam]] and drummer [[Richard Stuverud]] released an album in 2011.
* Pinnick Gales Pridgen with [[Eric Gales]] and [[Thomas Pridgen]] released their debut album in 2013 and the follow-up album ''PGP 2'' in July 2014.
* 3rd Ear Experience with vocalist/guitarist Robbi Robb released the digital EP ''Peacock Black'' in 2013 followed by the full-length album ''Boi''
* KXM featuring guitarist [[George Lynch (musician)|George Lynch]] and drummer [[Ray Luzier]]
* Grinder Blues with Jeff and Scot Bihlman released their self-titled debut album in 2014.

Pinnick has also made numerous guest appearances on albums by bands including [[Dream Theater]], [[24-7 Spyz]], [[Steve Stevens]], [[Metal Allegiance]] and others. Beyond that he has appeared on several tribute albums to the likes of [[Metallica]], [[AC/DC]], [[Van Halen]] and more.

In August 2006, Pinnick stood in for lead singer [[Corey Glover]] on [[Living Colour]]'s European tour.

===Jerry Gaskill===
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Gaskill released a solo album in 2004 titled ''[[Come Somewhere]]'' which was produced by Ty Tabor.

He released his second solo album, ''Love and Scars'', on October 30, 2015, which was produced by DA Karkos.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://bravewords.com/news/kings-x-drummer-jerry-gaskill-releases-love-and-scars-track-by-track-part-1-video |title=KING'S X Drummer JERRY GASKILL Releases Love And Scars Track-By-Track Part 1; Video |website=bravewords.com |date=October 22, 2015 |access-date=November 14, 2015}}</ref>

He also played drums on the entire ''[[Let It Go (Galactic Cowboys Album)|Let It Go]]'' album by [[Galactic Cowboys]] in 2000.

===Ty Tabor===
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Tabor has released seven solo albums to date: ''Naomi's Solar Pumpkin'' (1997), ''Moonflower Lane'' (1998), ''[[Safety (album)|Safety]]'' (2002), ''[[Rock Garden (album)|Rock Garden]]'' (2006), ''Balance'' (2008), ''Something's Coming'' (2010), ''[[Trip Magnet (Ty Tabor E.P.)|Trip Magnet EP]]'' (2010), ''Nobody Wins When Nobody Plays'' (2013), ''[[Alien Beans]]'' (2018), ''Angry Monk'' (2020), and ''Shades'' (2022).

Other bands Ty Tabor has been a member of are:

* [[Platypus (band)|Platypus]], with [[Rod Morgenstein]], [[Derek Sherinian]], and [[John Myung]], released ''[[When Pus Comes to Shove]]'' in 1998 and ''[[Ice Cycles]]'' in 2000.
* [[The Jelly Jam]] is an ongoing project with [[Rod Morgenstein]] and [[John Myung]]. They released ''[[The Jelly Jam]]'' in 2002, ''The Jelly Jam 2'' in 2004, ''Shall We Descend'' in 2011, and ''Profit'' in May 2016.
* Jughead featuring two-time [[David Lee Roth]] drummer [[Gregg Bissonette]], keyboardist [[Derek Sherinian]], and singer and bassist [[Matt Bissonette (musician)|Matt Bissonette]] released one album in 2004.
* Xenuphobe is an electronic/ambient project with former [[Galactic Cowboys]] member Wally Farkas. So far the pair have released the albums ''1.0'' in 2006, ''2.0 Electrolux'' 2007, and ''Drone'' in 2015.

Like Doug Pinnick, Tabor has appeared on several albums as a guest performer by bands such as [[Ayreon]], [[Lillian Axe]], [[Queensrÿche]] and others.