White Shit

White Shit was a short-lived punk rock supergroup that formed in the late 2000s. The band consisted of members from other notable groups in the punk and alternative music scenes. Andy Coronado of Skull Kontrol and Monorchid played guitar, while Jared Warren from Big Business and the Melvins handled bass duties. The lineup was rounded out by drummer Coady Willis, who also played with Big Business and the Melvins. White Shit's sound was characterized by a raw, minimalist punk aesthetic, drawing on the members' backgrounds in noise rock and hardcore punk. Despite their brief existence, they managed to make an impact within underground music circles, though their discography is limited. The band's work is often sought after by fans of the members' other projects due to its supergroup status and the unique blend of styles brought by each musician.