Hotline Magnets
Description: Dial into the groove. This bold red tee pays tribute to Hotline (1975), one of The J. Geils Band’s most electric records — where blues rock met pure showmanship. With its vintage rotary phone artwork and punchy black-and-white contrast, it’s a wearable shout-out to the golden age of rock ‘n’ roll.
Description: HUM were an alternative rock band that mixed space-rock shoegaze and grunge sensibilities in a kind of indie-rock that ranged from emo sensibilities to stoner rock and psych guitars with a lot of reverbs and other atmospheric effects. They were a very influential cult band that had impact on a lot of other bands including ones as mainstream as Deftones, Deafheaven or Turnstile but also Title Fight or Hotline TNT among other
Description: A GitS inspired piece influenced by modern synthwave and 80s nostalgia art and music. I just wanted to cast the Major in my favorite pink and teal palette and make her real badass like a cyborg Sonny Crockett. Originally there was to be more Miami Vice aspects, but as usual I ended up playing it pretty straight. I'm no good at mashups.
