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Daisy Chainsaw

Daisy Chainsaw are an English band that were active between 1989 and 1995.

The band formed in 1989 after KatieJane Garside answered an advertisement placed by guitarist Crispin Gray in the music press. Their live gigs included grapevines and rag dolls strewn across the stage and Garside thrashing around in soiled gowns drinking juice from a baby bottle, typically pineapple juice, which was a disturbing yet enchanting look for the quirky starlet. Their music, a bubbly intense britpunk sound, was a big hit amongst the scene. The band was successful with their "LoveSickPleasure" EP which included the hit "Love Your Money". They turned down an appearance on BBC TV's Top of the Pops programme, and even an offer to be signed to Madonna's Maverick record label, later signing to the indie label One Little Indian. One full album was released, Eleventeen, while Garside was still in the band. She left the band in 1993 and disappeared from the music industry.

After the departure of Garside, Daisy Chainsaw released a second full length album titled For They Know Not What They Do with Belinda Leith on vocals, and one more EP titled "You're Gruesome" with Crispin Gray replacing Leith before splitting for good.

The new millennium saw Garside and Gray musically reuniting to form Queen Adreena.

Discography

Albums

  • "LoveSickPleasure EP" (1991), Deva Records
  1. "Love Your Money"
  2. "Get Real Pleasure"
  3. "Sick of Sex"
  • "LoveSickPleasure Maxi-EP" (1991), Deva Records
  1. "Love Your Money"
  2. "Pink Flower"
  3. "Sick of Sex"
  4. "All the Kids Agree"
  5. "Room Eleven"
  • "Pink Flower EP" (1992)
  1. "Pink Flower"
  2. "All the Kids Agree"
  3. "Room Eleven"
  • "Hope Your Dreams Come True EP" (1992)
  1. "Hope Your Dreams Come True"
  2. "Propeller Punch"
  3. "Queue For Tranatlantic Alien"
  • "Music for People Who Have No Friends" (1992), A&M / Deva / One Little Indian Records blue flexidisc
  1. Propeller Punch
  1. "I Feel Insane"
  2. "You Be My Friend"
  3. "Dog With Sharper Teeth"
  4. "Hope Your Dreams Come True"
  5. "Natural Man"
  6. "Love Your Money"
  7. "Lovely Ugly Brutal World"
  8. "Use Me Use You"
  9. "The Future Free"
  10. "Pink Flower"
  11. "Waiting for the Wolves"
  12. "Everything is Weird"
  • For They Know Not What They Do (1994), One Little Indian Records
  1. "The Future Free"
  2. "Belittled and Beaten Down"
  3. "Sleeping With Heaven"
  4. "Love Me Forever"
  5. "Candy Floss"
  6. "Life Tomorrow"
  7. "Zebra Head"
  8. "Unit Shifter"
  9. "Diamond of the Desert"
  10. "Mosquito"
  11. "Greatest God's Divine"
  12. "Voice of a Generation"
  13. "Looking for an Angel"
  • You're Gruesome EP (1995), 95 Cheapskates Records
  1. "You're Gruesome" (My Dearest World)
  2. "Sir William Powers"
  3. "Love Me Forever"

Aftermath

After the split of Daisy Chainsaw, a band named Dizzy Q Viper was formed. Dizzy Q Viper was made up of previous Daisy Chainsaw members, Crispin Gray, Richard Adams and Vince Johnson.

After Dizzy Q Viper, Vapid Dolly was created. This band was made up Dizzy Q Viper with the exception of Hanayo as lead vocals.

Later, the band Queen Adreena was formed; reincorporating KatieJane Garside.

External links

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