Progressive House T-Shirts
Description: In this house we support abortion on demand, drag queen story hour, flag burning, free cellphones, free crackpipes, free healthcare, gift economy, legal drugs, open borders, police abolition, prison abolition, squatting, trans athletes, unlimited genders, and worker control of the means of production.
Description: Split Enz were a New Zealand band formed in 1972. Regarded as the first New Zealand band to gain significant recognition outside of Australasia, they were initially noted for their progressive/art rock sound, flamboyant visual style and theatrical performances.
Description: Regarded as "faster Trance", 138 beats per minute (BPM) encompasses few sub-genres of Trance like Uplifting Trance, Psytrance, Hard Trance, Tech Trance. Trance developed its classic 138 BPM breakdown formula in the late 90s. Typical uplifting trance tracks are 138 BPM.
Description: Minimalist tribute to John Digweed, one of the defining figures of progressive house and underground electronic music. Inspired by the visual language of 90s club culture, this original design celebrates the era of Bedrock, Global Underground, Renaissance and the timeless sound that shaped a generation of electronic music lovers. Perfect for DJs, vinyl collectors, progressive house fans and anyone nostalgic for the golden age of underground dance music.
John Digweed Minimalist Poster | Progressive House Legend | 90s Club Culture Art T-Shirt
by FULLER FACTORY
$24
Description: Built around the warm, flowing energy of Guy J’s progressive house sound, this LF01 design blends deep melodic vibes with a clean, modern layout. The curved line and warm tones echo the emotional atmosphere of underground electronic music and late‑night club sets.
Description: Underworld Live – Everything, Everything distilled into a clean grid of shifting greens and blues that reflects the pulse of electronic music. This contemporary graphic layout captures the album’s visual identity through color, rhythm and structure, creating a modern reinterpretation with a sharp editorial feel.
