There are more than one band with this name.

Please note: this wiki page is for bands named The Clues. Clues from Montréal, Canada, has its own page. Please make sure you scribble correctly.

1. The Clues (1979-1981) were a short-lived rock band from Ipswich, United Kingdom. They enjoyed some popularity during the 'Mod revival' of the early 1980s and released one 'mini-LP' on a 7-inch record playing at 33RPM. Best known song: 'No Vacancies'. Personnel: Paul Smith (vocals), Andrew Scott (bass), Ian Cook (guitar), John Griffin (drums).

2. The Clues were a short-lived garage rock band from Ronneby, Sweden. They played two shows at the local university and recorded one EP which has never been released publicly. The EP consisted of five cover songs:
Sleep (originally by Lagwagon)
Don't wanna know if you are lonely (originally by Husker Du)
She's got medals (originally by David Bowie)
Tomorrow never dies (originally by Sheryl Crow)
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