"Saucerful Of Sucrets-ConcernfortheMerger" genre: Indie
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	In the tradition of Lucas Bragginsworth and Simply Dead, Concern for the Merger recorded only one song. The effects of this piece are not to be underestimated. Called a tidal wave of washed up WASPism, "Saucerful of Sucrets" won't wash away with one wearing. Pure Pop!
	CD: NonPod Production does POP   Label: NonPod Productions Credits: Another "Found Piece"
	Story Behind the Song Rumours continue to circulate about "Saucerful of Sucrets." The band, believed to be avid hunters and bread bakers, seem to have grasped for the ethereal with this, their only release. The only artifact, the only proof of the band's existence beyond this song, is a stained police file found in what was believed to be their recording studio somewhere near Cleveland, Ohio. Repeated incarcerations and two convictions for self-mutilation are the only clues to the reclusive, reckless lives of this visionary band. Formed sometime in the mid-nineties, respected critics, fans and parents of exceptional children across the county now believe Concern for the Merger ended its days on earth in a violent bloodbath underneath a disintegrating I-80 overpass. A statement for the ages, "Saucerful of Sucrets" is Pure Pop!

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