Majesty Crush was a Detroit-based, dream pop band that emerged during the early 1990s, contributing to the shoegaze movement with their blend of ethereal melodies and swirling guitar effects. The band comprised vocalist David Stroughter, guitarist Michael Segal, bassist Hobey Echlin, and drummer Odell Nails, aligning themselves sonically with contemporaries like My Bloody Valentine and Ride while incorporating a distinctly American sensibility into their music.

Despite a relatively brief initial career, Majesty Crush built a cult following with their combination of hypnotic soundscapes and indie rock charm. Their most recognized release, "No. 1 Fan" from 1993, encapsulated their signature style, earning them critical acclaim within underground music circles. While "Love 15," their only full-length album, solidified their status among shoegaze aficionados. The band disbanded in the mid-'90s but has experienced a resurgence in recent years, seeing their work reissued and rediscovered by a new generation of fans drawn to the nostalgic allure of the shoegaze era. "Grow (Davies 7" Version)" is one of the offerings from their back catalog that underscores their enduring appeal.