SACRED REICH Surf Nicaragua Patch

1987. Phoenix, Arizona. Four teenagers record one of the most politically charged thrash metal EPs ever made, and somehow fit surf graphics on the cover.

Sacred Reich's Surf Nicaragua is a genuine artifact of late-80s thrash with a conscience, arriving at a moment when most of the genre was still writing about nukes and carnage without asking why. The surf-meets-warzone imagery is brilliantly uncomfortable, and it translates perfectly to patch form. This one looks exactly right on a battle vest, wedged between your crossover thrash and your political hardcore representation. Metal fans who know their history will clock it immediately. Everyone else can Google it and feel something.

Official licensed sew-on woven patch. Approx 80mm wide x 100mm tall.