Broadcast Band Mugs
Description: An eerie analog transmission from the world of Broadcast and Trish Keenan. Inspired by the haunting atmosphere of "Echo's Answer" and the band's fascination with 1960s psychedelia, vintage television signals, and experimental electronics. Featuring layered photographic portraiture, radiophonic graphics, faded colors, and distressed screen-print textures, this retro collage captures the strange beauty of Broadcast's unmistakable sound.
Broadcast – Echo's Answer Analog Transmission Vintage Collage Mug
by FERROTHRUM
$13 $18
Live Streaming Broadcast Van Nashville Music Tour 2020 Mug
by Loganism For Claws
$13 $18
Description: Celebrate timeless style with this vintage-inspired retro radio design featuring a nostalgic classic broadcast aesthetic and distressed sunset backdrop. Perfect for music lovers, retro enthusiasts, collectors of vintage electronics, and anyone who appreciates old-school vibes.
Slayer Praying To Satan Paris Broadcast 1991 Vintage Mug
by ArtOfJack
$13 $18
Description: Originating in Melbourne, and based in London since 2007, HTRK (pronounced Hate Rock) started playing in November 2003 when guitarist Nigel Yang and bassist Sean Stewart invited vocalist Jonnine Standish to create music inspired by the surrealistic films of David Lynch, along with protopunk and post-industrial ideas. Using a very slow 808 drum machine, minimal bass grooves and highly textured noise, their attitude clashed with the "rock and roll" status quo in Australia. HTRK's first release was the Nostalgia EP in 2004, originally intended as a demo but later self-released in a limited 500-disc run.
