Guerilla Toss Socks

Description: A yellow, black, and red Guerilla Toss design.

Description: Energetic graphic for music lovers. Show your passion for raw sound.

Description: Iconic bear, peace, and skulls art for fans of intense music. Rock on!

Description: Bold graphic design for music lovers. Show your rebel spirit with this unique look.

Description: Retro inspired bear with ice cream, tour art, and skulls. Drip design.

Description: Bold text art for fans of alternative music and energetic performances. Show your sound.

Description: Bold graphic art for music fans. Raw energy, undeniable sound.

Description: Bold, graphic text design for music lovers. Show your band pride.

Description: Groovy, retro-inspired design celebrating a powerful sound.

Description: Show off your love for energetic soundscapes and alternative vibes with this bold design.

Description: Abstract, vibrant design inspired by a unique band and their music.

Description: Groovy dancing bear with ice cream and tour vibes. Rock on!

Description: Psychedelic rock band artwork, capturing raw energy and artistic expression for fans.

Description: Iconic bear, skulls, smiles, and drips for music lovers.

Description: Abstract starburst over geometric pattern with a playful vibe.

Description: Iconic bear with peace, skulls, and dripping art. Tour vibes.

Description: Bold yellow and black design for music fans. Show your style.

Description: Show your support for the fan club with this awesome graphic.

Description: New York punk trio Show Me the Body’s latest release is a scattered 17-track “collaborative mixtape” featuring guests such as Moor Mother, Mal Devisa, Cities Aviv, Dreamcrusher, and Princess Nokia. Corpus I is a fiery, hopscotching roll-call spanning nearly every subdivision of the experimental vanguard: showstopping vocalists Eartheater and Mal Devisa; a bevy of left-of-center MCs, including Cities Aviv, Blunt Fang, Denzel Curry, and Princess Nokia; a host of meme-steeped rappers and producers (Yo Chill, Babyglock, Tony Seltzer). This poster features a chaotic and reimagined display of the visual element of the album presented in a beautiful, simple poster along with the album's tracklist and the photograph's colour palette.

Description: "Body War" is SMTB's homage to the city, four minutes of discordant and grating noise. Banjo-playing Pratt spews guttural verses like "I go so far, push so hard/ Just to live under this monolith" against sharp stomping by drummer Noah Cohen-Corbett and shredding from Harlan Steed, the band's wizard of a bassist. This poster features a chaotic and reimagined display of the visual element of the album presented in a beautiful, simple poster along with the album's tracklist and the photograph's colour palette.