Pharao's Daughter
Pharao's Daughter formed in Los Angeles in 1993 with Ashkan Kooshanejad on vocals and guitar, Simon Posford on guitar, and Tony Ruiz on bass. They worked...
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Pharao's Daughter formed in Los Angeles in 1993 with Ashkan Kooshanejad on vocals and guitar, Simon Posford on guitar, and Tony Ruiz on bass. They worked without a traditional drummer, which gave their music an unusual, open feel. Their song 'Change Your Mind' came out in 1999 and became their most recognizable track.
Their sound mixed elements of psychedelic rock and ambient music with some Middle Eastern folk textures. Songs like 'Confession' and 'Paradise Hung' carried that same atmospheric quality, built around intricate guitar work and synthesizers rather than conventional rock arrangements.
They never quite fit with mainstream alternative rock audiences, partly because of that experimental approach. The band kept working within their own style despite that resistance.
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