Electro Pillows
Description: Newcleus was an American electro and old-school hip-hop group that gained popularity in the early 1980s. They were primarily known for their hit single "Jam-On's Revenge" (1983) and "Jam on It" (1984). The group originated from a DJ collective in Brooklyn, New York, and was formed by Ben "Cozmo D" Cenac and his cousins Monique and Pete Angevin. Newcleus is recognized for their unique blend of electro-funk and hip-hop, contributing to the development of the hip-hop scene during that era. Their music has left a lasting legacy, influencing both hip-hop and electronic music.
Description: Forged in twilight’s hush and the hum of restrained power, this design embodies Flins — elegance caught between ruin and resolve. Each fold breathes precision; each shimmer of pale azure whispers of storms contained within composure. Draped in quiet authority, the apparel mirrors his grace — a sentinel’s calm, a tempest’s heart, and the faint, electric promise of something greater stirring beneath control.
Description: Aux 88 have been under surveillance for years by others who have sought to learn if the two Aux 88 Members are indeed the same entities the mad scientist or are have they indeed transformed into Black Tokyo. The two men have now ventured into their 4/4 techno world of Black Tokyo. See and hear why Aux 88 are still on the cutiing edge with there music and live visions. Aux 88 presents Black Tokyo.
Techon Party Festival Rave EDM Trippy Cat Pillow
by Simple Arts Illustration Design Merchandise
$23 $28
Description: An exorcist from Liyue, Chongyun was born with excessive yang (positive) energy, which has proven to be both a help and a hindrance. It makes him a very effective exorcist, but it also means he has never seen a spirit for himself — they flee before he can even lay eyes on them. It has also made him particularly susceptible to any kind of heat or strong emotion, which leads to some rather... unexpected results.
Description: Step into the experimental spirit of the early 80s with this Fad Gadget – Under The Flag (1982) design. Featuring the iconic minimalist cover imagery with a distressed vintage effect, this artwork captures the raw, avant-garde edge of one of electronic music’s most influential pioneers. Perfect for fans of post-punk, new wave, and synth-driven soundscapes, it’s a striking tribute to Frank Tovey’s groundbreaking vision. A must-have for collectors of alternative music history and lovers of dark, thought-provoking art.