Q and Not U

In 2000, Dischord records agreed upon two unique brand-new bands that both embodied the sound of their forefathers while pushing the boundaries of Dischord-style rock to brand-new arenas. Q rather than U, produced from ex-members of Elusive, John Davis, Harris Klahr and Chris Richards, had been the more simple and enigmatic of both (Faraquet being just somewhat on the even more specialized end). Their full-length debut, No Eliminate No Beep Beep, demonstrated their capability to compose complex however catchy rock music with a substantial amount of do it again value. Through comprehensive touring, they begun to concrete a die-hard group of fans with their concert events characterized by outrageous and upbeat memories for any. In early 2002, bassist Matt Borlik still left the music group for artistic factors. They continuing without him being a three-piece and released the somewhat even more offbeat one “On Play Patterns” afterwards that calendar year. Q rather than U didn’t waste materials enough time; tour schedules planned for THE UNITED STATES, European countries and Japan coincided the band’s third Ian MacKaye-produced full-length, Different Damage into early 2003. Power made an appearance in fall 2004.