Raw Identity Tapestries

Description: A bold and gritty artwork featuring the iconic “The Kinks” logo in distressed white lettering against a stark black background. The rough, scratched texture of the font reflects the raw, rebellious energy of garage rock and early British invasion sound. Minimalist yet powerful, the design embodies the band’s straightforward yet revolutionary approach—turning simplicity into attitude and style. This piece captures the essence of The Kinks as pioneers of rock, delivering music with sharp edges, social bite, and timeless authenticity.

Description: Wearing a face that doesn't fit. "Wrong mask" explores the friction between who you are and the version of yourself you show the world. It’s for those who feel like they’re playing a role in a body that isn't theirs. A stark, cold look at artificiality.

Description: A bleak and stripped-down visual reflecting Hammerhead’s raw sonic identity. This release leans into dissonance, emotional detachment, and fragmented identity, with faceless forms suggesting loss of self and inner decay. Rooted in early ’90s Noise Rock and Post-Hardcore, it delivers a cold, confrontational atmosphere shaped by distortion and minimalism.