Artist description We like to rock. we also pride ourselves in our live show. you should see us sometime, we totally rock. rock rock rock. I wonder how many times I can fit the word "rock" into this... hm. whatever. ROCK!

Musical Influences Nirvana, Amskray, Nirvana, Mudhoney, Nirvana, Liam Lynch and Matt Crocco, Nirvana, The Whatnots, Nirvana, Green Day, Nirvana, the Teen Idles, and Nirvana. Did I mention Nirvana?

Similar Artists your mother.

Artist History A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, there was a band called The Whatnots, who were Ian Speece on the bass guitar, Rob Rigney on Drums, and Anthony doing the singing as well as the guitarwork. There was also a band called A Lonely Teenage Daydream, who was Sid MacKaye on bass, Mike Smith on drums, and who ever stopped by that particular practice on guitar and vocals. those two bands split up, The Whatnots due to Anthony moving to Colorado, and ALTD because... well, they just broke up. then, after a while, Mike and others formed the super poppy quintet Amskray, with Rigney on Rythm Guitar. Rigney then left to pursue his other project as Vocalist/Guitarist in the duo of Rob and Ian. Then, needing something to do other than sit on his ass on the computer all day, Sid MacKay offered to lend a hand as basist/all all around show getter and super awesome dude, thus creating The Q's. a few kick ass shows later, The Q's recorded the Eat More Meat EP at 3102 Ladoga, creating the first release for the very cool, and very poor, Tripple Plex Records. Look for an Amskray EP in the near future.

Group Members Ian Speece - Drums, trash can Rob Rigney - Guitar, Voice (sadly...) Sid MacKaye - Bass, all the shit work Colorado Ant - Solos on the Eat More Meat EP

Instruments only the best... and, uh, a trash can.

Albums numerous crappy demos, and the Eat More Meat EP on Tripple Plex Records

Location Long Beach, CA - USA

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