SACCHARINE TRUST - The Great One Is Dead (2XLP) Dead Broke Rekerds That’s all the reference you

That’s all the reference you need to know (these dudes have good taste)

Ex- Gr'ups

what I'm saying is the record sounds like Crimpshrine (maybe with the addition of some melodic Replacements guitar)

Cliff Rawson

SACCHARINE TRUST - The Great One Is Dead (2XLP) Dead Broke Rekerds That’s all the reference youThey came up in San Pedro during the early 1980s alongside bands like Minutemen and Black Flag, recording on Greg Ginns seminal SST punk label, and ended up producing some of the most innovative and biting records of their time. While most LA punk bands were jumping around and whining about Reagan, Saccharine Trust were digging deeper, both musically and lyrically. Their debut record, Paganicons, captured what it meant to be a dejected self conscious