Jack Brewer

Joaquin "Jack" Brewer is an American musician known as the singer and lyricist for the Los Angeles post-hardcore band Saccharine Trust which he cofounded with guitarist Joe Baiza.

Biography Brewer was born in Havana, Cuba in 1958. As a child, his family moved often living in New Orleans, San Pedro, Harbor City, and Wilmington. which included a failed audition by Mike Watt, and a fascination with Gene Scott. Brewer's performances have been noted for his "stuttering, enunciated vocals".

Brewer wrote the lyrics for Minutemen's "God Bows to Math" from their Double Nickels on the Dime album. and reformed Saccharine Trust in 1996 and have been active to the present.

Brewer joined Baiza, Watt, and George Hurley (Minutemen) to record vocals for The Way Things Work by experimental rock band Unknown Instructors.

Brewer was one of the subjects, along with Mike Watt, of Jim Sikora's My Char-Broiled Burger With Brewer which Sikora describes as a "portrait of an old and enduring friendship between two musicians—one who is very successful (Mike Watt of the Minutemen and the Stooges) and the other (Jack Brewer of Saccharine Trust) who is sliding into obscurity."