H.D.Q. is a seminal punk band hailing from Sunderland, England, with roots extending back to the mid-1980s. The group, whose name stands for "Hunted Down Quick," was a pivotal act in the UK punk scene, and they are often associated with the influential British hardcore punk movement of the era. The band originally disbanded in the early 1990s but reformed years later to the delight of their loyal fan base.

After their reunion, H.D.Q. continued to showcase their melodic brand of punk, blending emotive lyrics with a hard-edged sound. Among their most recent releases are "When Worlds Collide" and "Lost in Translation," both of which demonstrate the band's evolution whilst staying true to their punk rock roots. The earlier works, such as "Soulfinder," "Sinking," "Hand Me Downs," and "Hung Drawn And Quartered," stand as testaments to the band's raw energy and musical prowess. Throughout the years, H.D.Q. has maintained their standing in the punk community, respected for their authenticity and their contributions to the genre's continued relevance.