Artist description Three piece rock band.

Music Style Question of Honour has combined several styles of music including: heavy metal, progressive rock, alternative rock and acoustic folk to create a sound that they call hard pop.

Musical Influences Everything that we've ever seen, heard, tasted, touched or smelled.

Similar Artists Smashing Pumpkins, Matchbox 20, Rush, Bon Jovi

Artist History The rock band Question of Honour was formed early in 1998. Shortly after forming, Question of Honour went into the studio to record several songs, two of which found their way into the film, "Temporary Girl." In 1999 two more of their songs were included on the "Rock Out HIV" compact disc. Later that year, they released "Canopic Jars .5," a five song E.P. In 2000 they released their first album, "Canopic Jars." Their song "It" was then released on volume 118 of the "CMJ Certain Damage" compact disc series. "Canopic Jars" received air play on over 70 radio stations across the United States. Question of Honour has been reviewed and/or interviewed in 16 different publications. Their second album, "Bound," is slated for release early next year.

Group Members Hugh Wygmans - Lead Vocals and Guitar, David Wygmans - Drums and Background Vocals, Ken Pitchford - Bass Guitar and Background Vocals

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Drums and Vocals

Albums Bound, Lost (determined), Canopic Jars, Canopic Jars .5, Rock Out HIV and CMJ Certain Damage Vol. 118

Location Ottawa, IL - USA

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