Guitar & drums noise duo, running the gamut from slow, dissonant instrumentals to intense, shrieking punk... not for the faint hearted.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Sport Fuck	2:51
2		Scenic Sensory	5:42
3		Baby Doll	3:33
4		Don't Be Angry	4:41
5		Belt	5:17
6		Bore	4:14
7		You're Such a Drag	3:11
8		The Piece	8:06
9		My New God	3:43

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An intro to Qui, from guitarist/singer Matt Cronk...

We, Qui, are Paul Christensen and me, Matt Cronk. We met at a fancy-pants art school in Minneapolis, MN where we were treated as though we were very special creative people. Paul studied old rich people's wedding music (jazz) and I made wise cracks and occasionally operated a guitar. After graduating from said art school, Paul dicked around at a couple other music schools while I played in inconsequential punk bands and worked shitty jobs. During this period, Paul once gave ham to an unsuspecting family eating at Applebees. Giving ham is like mooning someone but spreading the ass cheeks really wide so they get a good look.

Anyway, after a whole bunch of stuff happened we moved to Los Angeles, CA to become movie stars. Upon realizing the difficulty of our aspirations, we decided to start a band. We tried playing with a number of other people but their lack of competence and/or busy schedules were a hinderence to our progress so we gave up on bass players and the like. Once settling on our two-piece line up, we quickly wrote enough material to record a demo and began playing shows here in LA. Since then we have played for indifferent to hostile audiences with the occasional positive response from friends and weird loner types. Once we opened up for pop-punk superstars, the Ataris, for two nights in San Diego. Needless to say, the teenaged mall-punk kids were not into our slow, dissonant instrumentals and such. I caught a golf ball in the head. Since then, we have been booked into several venues in LA including the Smell, the Fold, and the Scene. We have also played in support of Pretty Girls Make Graves at the Troubadour and Har Mar Superstar at Spaceland.

In April of 2003, we will be releasing our first full-length album on Heart of a Champion. It is called Baby Kisses. I think thats it.