Queen's Pleasure Amsterdam, Netherlands
Queen’s Pleasure is an impertinent semi-psychedelic classic four piece
garagerock outfit, based in Amsterdam.
Driven by a brutal and poetic desire for
love, Queen’s Pleasure sounds like a mix of Dandy Warhols and Blur, with the
power of The Ramones and the melancholy of The Smiths. A ‘Wall of sound’
delivered with an energy you can expect from a group in their late teens.
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