Paganicons is the debut EP of punk band Saccharine Trust, released on December 10, 1981 through SST.
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EP by Saccharine Trust | ||||
Released | December 10, 1981 | |||
Recorded | April 1981 at Media Art Studio in Hermosa Beach, California[1] | |||
Genre | Post-hardcore | |||
Length | 17:42 | |||
Label | SST (006) | |||
Producer | Saccharine Trust, Spot, Mike Watt | |||
Saccharine Trust chronology | ||||
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Inspired by Minutemen,[2] Saccharine Trust desired to make an album that experimented with different forms of rock.[2] Guitarist Joe Baiza considered music "a conceptual art project".[2]
Joe Baiza initially submitted the art for New Alliance Records' compilation Cracks in the Sidewalk but it was rejected by Mike Watt so Baiza used it for Paganicons instead.[1]
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In Journals, Kurt Cobain of Nirvana ranked Paganicons as his ninth favorite record.[4][5][6] Allmusic critic John Dougan was less enthusiastic, criticising vocalist Jack Brewer's performance as "especially irritating and pretentious", though further writing that "there are indications that there's an interesting band here, especially in the abrasive guitar playing of Joe Baiza."[3]
All tracks are written by Joe Baiza and Jack Brewer.
No. | Title | Length |
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1. | "I Have..." | 1:56 |
2. | "Community Lie" | 1:25 |
3. | "Effort to Waste" | 2:26 |
4. | "Mad at the Co." | 0:36 |
5. | "I Am Right" | 2:21 |
No. | Title | Length |
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1. | "We Don't Need Freedom" | 1:26 |
2. | "Success and Failure" | 1:28 |
3. | "A Human Certainty" | 5:10 |
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