Heavy Psych Mugs
Description: A thunderous late-sixties heavy-psych tribute built around fuzz, bass vibration and psychedelic overload. Inspired by the raw San Francisco power-trio era, this distressed concert-poster illustration channels Dickie Peterson's low-end attack through warped lettering, speaker waves and vintage screen-print texture.
Description: A weathered tribute to the Satori era of Flower Travellin' Band, where Joe Yamanaka's soaring vocals met Hideki Ishima's hypnotic guitar work. Inspired by Japan's 1971 heavy psychedelic underground, with faded halftones, worn ink, and the character of a forgotten rock print. Original fan-made artwork.
Flower Travellin' Band — Satori 1971 Japanese Heavy Psych Relic Mug
by FERROTHRUM
$13 $18
Description: A fractured tribute to The Groundhogs' explosive 1971 Split era. Featuring gritty guitar imagery, Cherry Red accents, torn vinyl textures, and the unmistakable atmosphere of British underground heavy blues. Inspired by the raw experimental spirit of Tony McPhee's power trio.
The Groundhogs – Split Cherry Red 1971 Heavy Blues Collage Mug
by FERROTHRUM
$13 $18
Description: A full-volume tribute to the crushing fuzz and psychedelic chaos of Blue Cheer. This distressed vintage graphic turns a wall of amplifiers into an erupting sonic volcano, surrounded by broken vinyl, electric smoke, molten speakers, and a power trio caught in the blast. Inspired by the raw force of Vincebus Eruptum and the untamed late-'60s San Francisco heavy psych scene, the artwork blends proto-metal weight, acid-rock color, and underground concert-poster energy into a design made for serious fuzz worshippers. Perfect for fans of Blue Cheer, heavy psychedelic rock, garage distortion, proto-metal, and vintage bootleg-style band shirts.
Fuzzquake Eruptum – Maximum Volume Psychedelic Overload Mug
by CHICKENRICE™
$13 $18
Description: A tribute to the thunderous sound of Sir Lord Baltimore and their groundbreaking 1970 debut, Kingdom Come. Featuring a fiery portrait of the Brooklyn power trio, regal psychedelic ornamentation, and weathered seventies lettering, this vintage-inspired artwork captures the raw intensity of John Garner, Louis Dambra, and Gary Justin. Built around the era of Master Heartache, Lady of Fire, and the birth of American proto-metal, with distressed textures reminiscent of a forgotten underground rock concert shirt.
Sir Lord Baltimore – Kingdom Come 1970 Heavy Metal Origins Mug
by FERROTHRUM
$13 $18
Purple Silhouette Style Stoner Metal Music Group Mug
by Subconscious Scribbles
$13 $18
