Press quotes

	"A Merciless Style Of Mescaline Rock" - AMG
	Chart for Week Ending July 10, 1994, KZSU : #16 Daisycutter Truck Fist (Rockville)
	DAISYCUTTER is listed in The Trouser Press History Of Rock.
	"From the depths of the Jersey shore comes this silly little crazy band o' wackos. Best remembered for "The Boss" and Bon Jovi, New Jersey has actually spawned some strong driving bands. Monster Magnet, Nudeswirl, Godspeed and still my favorite, Daisycutter, are amongst the finer hard edged sounds you think only come out of New York City." - P. Nina Ramos, Consumable
	"An adult sized bang-a-roony that would make Al Jourgensen flinch." - Westword
	"Daisycutter are known for their Big Black-meets-Ministry industrial rock. References to Monster Magnet are also helpful, since Tim Cronin (percussion, vocals) used to play with the Magnets and Ed Mundell (guitarist) left for that band after Daisycutter signed with Homestead and recorded the Shithammer Deluxe EP in 1993. Consisting of Jim Hogan (bass, vocals), Reg Hogan (drums), Kim Rausch (guitars), Mike Schweigert (guitar, noise) and vocalist Seth, along with Cronin, the band released their debut full-length, Truck Fist, in 1994". -- John Bush, All-Music Guide
	"Holy fcking split eardrum. They're haunted by the soul of Big Black, the spirit of Sabbath and the ghost of speed metal past..." - B-Side*
	One year after the release of their debut CD-EP "Shithammer Deluxe", and Daisycutter are poised to bring their merciless style of mescaline rock straight from their brains to your veins in long form style. Where "Shithammer Deluxe" showed that the band knew how to work out hypnotic grooves and riffs from Hell, "Truck Fist" finds the band taking the whole racket to another level. Now with two guitar players (Ed Mundell has left the band to play with Monster Magnet.), the musicality and the songwriting has been raised to a new level, and without any sacrifice in their ability to split eardrums at 20 paces. - Rockville press release
	"It will make you laugh like Satan at all the broken dreams and empty promises and void rather than vent." - The Aquarian
	Ultimate Band List Web Site has sound bites from the Truck Fist album.