Unearthed from the vaults of Hamburg's vibrant underground comes the long-lost studio session from one of Germany's most fascinating 80s/90s garage and mod cult bands DAISY CHAIN. Formed in 1986 by ex-members of Chocolate Factory and Absent Minded, the group became legendary for their fearless stylistic shifts and raw, unpredictable live shows across Germany, France, Sweden, the Netherlands and Austria. Their sound was a restless collision of garage beat, psychedelia and mod cool, spiked with flashes of the weird and wonderful imagine The Velvet Underground jamming with Link Wray, The Beatles, and The Seeds, then detouring through Captain Beefheart and even Depeche Mode. Between 1986 and 1996, DAISY CHAIN released only one and a half LPs, two singles, and appeared on a handful of cult compilations but their reputation has endured in Europe's garage revival scene. Now, thanks to SOUNDFLAT RECORDS, Those Fucking Mod Bastards The Johnny, Mary & Me Session 1993 finally sees the light of day. Transferred with care from the original master tapes, this long-unreleased album captures DAISY CHAIN at their peak fierce, stylish, fuzzed-out and utterly magnetic. This isn't a reunion; it's a resurrection. For fans of fuzz guitars, Farfisa organs and late-night beat vibrations DAISY CHAIN are back where they belong: on your turntable.