Artist description Legendary Miami psychedelic garage band

Music Style garage, psychedelia, roots

Musical Influences MC5, Yardbirds, Spacemen 3, The Gun Club, 13th Floor Elevators, The Dream Syndicate, Fat Possum Records

Artist History Led by guitarist John Salton, Miami garage band Psycho Daisies were named for a Yardbirds tune. Now adding the 21st century to a timeline already dotted with underground acclaim and greatness, the Daisies splice raw rock, roots, psychedelia and blues with an inventive, aggressive flair.

Group Members The 'Snowflakes' lineup: John Salton, guitars/vocals /// Jill Kahn, bass /// Bill Ritchie, keyboards /// Scotty Upton, drums

Albums Snowflakes Falling On The International Dateline (2003) /// It's No Fun To Be Paranoid (2001) /// 30 Milligrams Of Your Love (1990) /// Sonically Speaking (1989) /// Pushin' Up Daisies (1985)

Press Reviews "...the raspy detox recount 'Just Because' reaches a midway instrumental crescendo that's as beautiful and classic-rock destined as 'Layla.' A few rows over in the covers department, check out the ghostly choir backing the shambly chorus of the Bevis Frond's 'Lights Are Changing' and the vicious bite of the Gun Club's 'She's Like Heroin to Me'." --Jeff Stratton, New Times, Broward/Palm Beach edition, July '03 /// "Best local rock band" --Best Of Miami, New Times, 2001 /// "The highlight of the event was the set by John Salton and his Psycho Daisies... Not just one of the best shows at the [City Link] festival, one of the best rock performances of the year." --Greg Baker, Street magazine, The Miami Herald, Oct '01

Location Miami, FL - USA

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