Moog T-Shirts
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Description: Terry Riley. Edgar Varese. Bob Moog. Philip Glass. Steve Reich. Delia Derbyshire. Moondog. Karlheinz Stockhausen. John Cage. So many other important figures helped shape the experimental sounds of the 20th Century. Sadly, the mug is only so large.
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Description: This musical instrument inspired design is a great gift for a synth player, electronic musician, producer, DJ, dawless beat maker, or anyone who uses an analog modular synth, drum machine or computer to make techno, acid, house, EDM.
Description: A vertical arrangement of words in a gothic-style font, with each word displaying a gradient color transition. The words include 'Cem', 'Cem', 'Prm', 'Ecb', 'Big', 'Erent', 'Brgo', 'Pimk', 'Gimp', 'Aligett', and 'Moog'. The background is black with blurred, colored horizontal bands.
Description: Wendy Carlos is a musician and composer known for her electronic music, film scores, and contribution to developing the Moog synthesizer, the first commercially available keyboard instrument. Carlos composed the score to two Stanley Kubrick films, A Clockwork Orange and The Shining, and also Tron for Walt Disney Productions. In 1979, Carlos was one of the first public figures to disclose having undergone gender reassignment surgery. Carlos collaborated with Weird Al Yankovic on a parody of Peter and the Wolf with Yankovic narrating and Carlos composing the music using a "MIDI orchestra". Also on the album was "The Carnival of the Animals–Part II", which was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Album for Children in 1989.
Description: A powerful tribute to Sun Ra and the cosmic universe of the Arkestra, combining Egyptian imagery, Saturn mythology, and the energy of Chicago free jazz. The illustration reflects the spiritual atmosphere of avant garde performance, experimental improvisation, and Afrofuturist imagination shaped through decades of boundary pushing music.
Description: This musical instrument inspired design is a great gift for a synth player, electronic musician, producer, DJ, dawless beat maker, or anyone who uses an analog modular synth, drum machine or computer to make techno, acid, house, EDM.
