The Queers -
Review by Laura Lovely
The Queers' latest album is a testament to their punk rock roots and their enduring relevance in the genre. The band's sound is tight and energetic, with fast-paced guitar riffs and catchy choruses that are sure to get stuck in your head. While some tracks are more lighthearted and humorous, others tackle serious social issues with a raw and unapologetic honesty.
The album's standout tracks include "Punk Rock Girls," a nostalgic ode to the women who have inspired the band over the years, and "Back to the Basement," a blistering track that captures the spirit of the punk scene. The Queers also showcase their versatility with the slower, more introspective "I Knew GG When He Was a Wimp," a tribute to punk legend GG Allin.
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The Queers are punk rock band formed in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, in 1982. Their sound is heavily influenced by the , and '60s bubblegum pop and their songs often feature humorous and juvenile lyrics. The original line up consisted of (Vocals/Guitar), (Vocals/Bass), and Rutherford (Drums).
Name Vars
- Queers
Aliases
- Drunken Cholos
Members
- Joe King
- Jay Adelberg
- Phillip Hill
- Dusty Watson
- Hugh O'Neill
- Dan Schafer
- Chris Fields
- Steve Visneau
- Rick Orcutt
- Chris Barnard
- Dave Swain
- Greg Urbatis
- Danny Sullivan
- JJ Rassler
- Evan Shore
- Justin Disease
- Skylar Suorez
- Bobby Gaudreau
- Sean Rowley
- Kevin Kecy
- Dave Trevino
- Wimpy Rutherford
- Scott Gildersleeve
- Geoff Palmer
- Keith Hages
