In late 2004, Chuck Galantis and long time musician/friend Chris Renn felt compelled into making music again after a long haitus. They started writing common thread, mainstream type music, much different from their more metal and hardcore roots from earlier days. After a few rounds of auditions, the group was complete and VagueUs was born. Inspired by the newly found attraction of a growing public of fans, Vague-Us set out as any other band to write and perform for the people who they love and who matter the most...their dedicated fans. Still just a baby by any measure of time or experience, they landed a spot as a semi-finalist in the 2005 Zippo Hot Tour. This single event launched Vague-Us to the next level, gaining fanbase and recognition in the Raleigh, NC area and eventually opening spots for such regional acts as Echovalve of Atlanta, GA. In essence, the Vague-Us style focuses on heavy-driven rhythms layered under vocal harmonies to create an aggressive but melodic sound aligned for todays mainstream rock scene. Listeners of all tastes can appreciate this new face of hard rock. By end of 2006, Vague-Us has compiled a choice of songs to take into the studio to record their virgin CD.