Satanic Inverted Cross Socks
Description: Embrace the grim essence of Swedish black metal with this Dark Funeral design. Featuring their iconic logo, inverted crosses, and a pentagram, it captures the band's satanic and unholy atmosphere.
Dark Funeral Satanic Black Metal Logo Inverted Crosses Socks
by Happy Strokes
$14 $20
Description: This bold GG Allin design features the infamous punk rock legend intertwined with satanic imagery, including inverted crosses and a goat pentagram. With the phrase "War in My Head" front and center, this artwork perfectly captures the rebellious and controversial nature of GG Allin’s music and persona. Ideal for fans of hardcore punk, underground rock, and those who embrace the anti-establishment spirit.
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Description: Original hand-drawn gothic skull inverted cross illustration featuring intricate blackwork engraving details. Perfect for gothic fashion enthusiasts, tattoo lovers, alternative style collectors, metalheads, and fans of dark symbolic artwork. Created in a highly detailed stippling and blackwork illustration style.
Description: After taking a bite out of country and doing a little spoken word, ‘War in My Head – I’m Your Enemy’ completes the picture of GG Allin. Applying his hell spawned talents as a scat slinging messiah of misanthropy beyond scummified punk rock and into more experimental places. This album is a 40-minute-long sound collage of Allin’s spoken pieces patched together by the obscure band Shrinkwrap, with some assistance from the man himself. It’s a cool idea certainly, and it had potential to be something great, but sadly the efforts of both GG Allin and Shrinkwrap fall short here.
