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Finally got around to painting the second and third members of the band. Conversions, same theory as the rest of army, Daemonette's wearing CSM armor they acquired. Emperor's Children offshoot, so my own color scheme, and my painting is mediocre, but I love the conversions.
Each has a head swap, the legs cut and drilled so I could sculpt daemonette/satyr style legs. Lava bases is the whole army theme.

The deathguard model I used as the basis for the drummer didn't leave a lot of room for stuff, so just left his armor the basic color.
Sorry about the lighting. Took the pics outside and the shadow was hard to see with sun on screen. If you're thinking "This guy's camera is worse than a Squig with indigestion...you're right, and that digital camera might be older than you are. Someday I'll upgrade...)

Bah, forgot something for scale. They are on 50mm bases and an oldmarine comes up to their chest.

Drummer and Keytarist join the lead singer. (Hey, that Keytar is going to be recognized as one of the greatest instruments ever invented by the year 40k...)

Awesome band!

Lovely work! Nice to see proper instruments on those fellows.

Loving the Key-tar!

Where did you get the speakers?

Thanks all.
@PenitantJake: I made those speakers. Mostly they are round shield stacked upon each other. Most of the bits came from the dwarven warriors boxed set from ages ago. They were easy to make, but only because the bits were sized perfectly to stack as you see them. Otherwise just on plasti-card boxes.
The mega-fone style things are just marine shoulderpads back to back, or plasti-card.

You absolute mad-lad!
Nice work