Punks Cards
Description: Keep the rebellious spirit alive with this vintage "Punks Not Dead" design. Featuring a gritty punk skull with a bone mohawk and bold distressed typography on a dark textured background, this artwork looks amazing printed on t-shirts, hoodies, and stickers, making it an ultimate gift choice for punk rockers, metalheads, and alternative music fans.
Punks Not Dead Vintage Skull Mohawk Typography Art Card
by anidiots-studio
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Gritty underground punk rock graphic illustration featuring a human skull wearing a vintage gas mask, with a mohawk made entirely of safety pins and barbed wire. Styled with vertical ransom note lettering reading "Punk's Not Dead" and a "1977 London" stamp. Perfect edgy apparel for punks, metalheads, and crust grunge subculture fans.
Punks Not Dead Gas Mask Skull Barbed Wire Card
by Dubious Symbolic Art Work
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Walk Together, Rock Together is a studio album by hardcore punk band 7 Seconds, that was originally released as an EP in 1985. In 1986, it was expanded into a full length by adding live songs to the album's B-Side. Considered an essential chapter of early hardcore, the record's harmonies and singalongs are present in full form, along with the well crafted lyrics that the Reno foursome was known for.
Description: Released in 1981, Fire of Love is the debut record of the American rock band The Gun Club. The album is considered groundbreaking in being the first of its kind to combine the hard, stripped-down sound of punk rock with American roots music. In turn, this innovation helped to create the punk blues style as well as inspiring countless garage rock musicians, with many more citing Fire of Love as an influence and one of their all-time favorite records.
Description: This design features the lyric From Spanish Bombs from the classic London Calling album by the legendary pioneering punk rock The Clash. Created using a distressed stencil design. Perfect for fans of The Clash or those who like a punk aesthetic. Looks great on t-shirts, mugs and more.
Description: The Hewitt Street storefronts at the American Hotel housed many Los Angeles businesses over the years — the Golden West, Tony's Café and Joe Pirrone's to name a few. In 1973, Alfonso Vasquez opened a bar there, rather uncreatively calling it Al's Bar. Al's began as a hangout for local truck drivers and factory workers that would stop by after a long day for a cold beer and a game of pool. A shift in neighborhood demographics led to a change in the bar's clientele in the '80s. The hotel became a haven for artists in need of cheap live-in studio space, and Al's was happy to serve these free spirited souls, eventually adding a small stage and hosting bands. Al's quickly became known more as an intimate music venue than a dive bar.
