Daisy Pusher
Daisy Pusher formed in 2010 around singer-songwriter Kyle Field and guitarist Marc Dwyer, with bassist Eli Winter and drummer Adam Brown joining later. Their...
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Daisy Pusher formed in 2010 around singer-songwriter Kyle Field and guitarist Marc Dwyer, with bassist Eli Winter and drummer Adam Brown joining later. Their debut album 'A Flowered Field' came out in 2012, followed by 'Into the Meadow' in 2014 which included the song of the same name. They released 'Light of a Lost Star' in 2016 and 'The Bends' in 2019.
Their music drew some criticism for being too experimental, though others appreciated their willingness to push boundaries. The band maintained their approach regardless, working with the lineup they'd established.
Songs like 'Into The Meadow' and 'While Wailing (Only a Part)' show their tendency toward atmospheric arrangements and introspective lyrics. Their recordings suggest a preference for blending folk elements with more expansive, psychedelic-leaning rock textures.
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