Industrial Age Shorts

Description: QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE - SONGS FOR THE DEAF || ALBUM TRACKLIST ||

Description: Vintage engraving-style artwork of steam-powered machinery and a smoky industrial cityscape, titled "The Age of Steam" — ideal for history and steampunk enthusiasts.

Description: Gear Tower Steam Age Steampunk Pagoda Japanese Culture. Design for Steampunk enthusiasts and Japan lovers. Features mechanical clockwork tower and alternate history themes.

Description: Celebrate architectural heritage with this striking TeePublic design inspired by the historic Mullin Transportation Design Center at ArtCenter College of Design. Executed in a detailed 19th-century vintage lithography engraving style, this artwork beautifully captures the monumental raw concrete exterior, modern glass interventions, and iconic circular ceiling opening of the former Supersonic Wind Tunnel building. Featuring fine cross-hatching textures, a classic car accent, and bold institutional typography, this high-contrast monochrome design is perfect for designers, car enthusiasts, and fans of retro-industrial style.

Description: Steampunk Nekki Jinrikisha Safter Netsudōryokusha design for Steampunk fans and Japanese culture lovers. This retrofuturism invention combines vintage aesthetic with science fiction innovation.

Description: That Total Age is one of those industrial albums that hits with pure physical energy — sharp rhythms, shouted vocals, and that unmistakable UK EBM attitude. Nitzer Ebb’s 1987 debut still feels raw, urgent and powerful, the kind of record that defined a whole electronic scene. This T‑shirt is for fans of that era: bold, minimal, and driven by the same industrial pulse that made the album a classic.

Description: SPK - Machine Age Voodoo

Description: Atari Teenage Riot

Description: I’ve put all the cat cameos together in a little pattern :)

Description: Photography of rusty old industrial gears. Large gear wheels abandoned to the elements and time.

Description: Support and promote the underappreciated and gone-too-soon band of the 90s with the logo and wordmark from their 1998 classic, "Life in the So-Called Space Age." RIP David Reilly. Carefully and accurately reproduced vector art from a design professional.