The name Rampqueen, borne out of randomly combining words, sounded good five minutes before an audition.

Rampqueen plays schools, bars and practically any event it is invited to perform in. Highlights include a television appearance on a local music channel and a live set which was broadcast over the air by the Philippines' sole nationwide rock station NU 107.

It helps introduce underground bands to a wider audience.

Yes.

Formed by highschool classmates, Rampqueen has been around for nearly a year and a half. Once mainstays at the now defunct band breeding pit K.A.F.E., the band continues to churn out impassioned and intense live sets whilst recording their independently produced 5-track EP to be released this march, 2004.

Rampqueen's sound is the crashing bastard son of new wave ambience and modern hard rock tinged with metal.

Katipunan Avenue

Drums, Guitars and Synthesizers.

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/rampqueen
www.rampqueen.filetap.com