Bio

Young. Vital. Dynamic. THE queues were invented on Thanksgiving 2005, when Jarl Sonkin and Robert Wintour met and, out of mutual respect, decided that playing and writing music together would probably be a really good opportunity to realize their wildest fantasies of fame and fortune. They decided to recruit a member from their own respective former high school bands, these two being Vito Pelikan from the Rubuts and Ronald Brannan from the Stellatos. They thought "the queues" would be a pretty good name for a group of people who play music. Influenced by countless rock bands, old bluesmen, electronic noise, and an intense dissatisfaction with everyone else, theirs is a sound that is often reminiscent of the past of rock n' roll, but always original. Utilizing clashing rhythms, three-part harmonies, and guitars that need each other to survive, The Queues bring roughness, tenderness, and unpredictability to every performance. They're good dogs. [link="URL"] myspace.com/thequeues[/link]