Quaint AF began as a rowdy alt-rock cover band, cutting their teeth in Southern Maine’s bar scene with a “no rules” ethos. Over the years—through countless gigs, tribute shows, and a pandemic hiatus—they’ve carved out a niche in the post-pop-punk emo realm. Their debut EP, "The Bold Coast" (2024), captures this evolution, blending their punk roots with bursts of jam, funk, metal, and a refreshing lightness that keeps the party alive. Their follow up release, "The Cold Open" (2026), delves heavier into the QAF sound, only to sideswipe the listener with a just-for-fun ska cover of Lil Nas X's "Montero (Call Me By Your Name)"​​​​​​​​​