The Seeds were an American psychedelic rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1965, known for their raw, garage rock sound and the infectious hit single "Pushin' Too Hard." Led by frontman Sky Saxon, the band became pioneers of the psychedelic rock movement with their energetic performances and experimental approach to rock music. Though they disbanded in the late 1960s, The Seeds remain influential figures in the development of punk and psychedelic rock, with their music continuing to inspire musicians and fans decades later.
