VinylCountdown

Description: Nihilist techno-pop group, Autobahn, wants that money, Lebowski!

Description: This one is a deep cut for Marvel comic fans. Antoine Delsoin (aka the Hypno-Hustler) and his backup singers (the Mercy Killers -- that's actually a good name!) have been known to funk up your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man on a few occasions.

Description: Festival Shirt for WoodStick 2012, Gravity Falls' annual concert featuring Oregon's up and coming indie bands. Slightly distressed for that 2012 vintage look.

Description: Vintage poster for the best and most overpriced day of summer! This re-creation of the poster for the "Woodstick Festival," from season 2, episode 9 of Gravity Falls, features all the awesome up and coming Oregon indie bands listed on the show as well as a few extra nods for fans to enjoy.

Description: Will E. Badger, the pizza robot that opens for Hoo-Ha's Jamboree. Vintage style from when Will E. Badger was at his peak popularity.

Description: The artichoke from our fictional "Artichoke (Crank That)" album cover. We thought it could stand on it's own, no context needed... ...But if you want the context: this originally comes from a song in the show, the Boondocks, episode 2 of season 3.

Description: No matter where you go, there you are!

Description: No matter where you go, there you are! Designed with cutouts to look different with different colored shirts, so you can see which you like best.

Description: From Robot Chicken, the viral sensation from the Smallville High 1986 Talent Show! "Sexx Luthor!"

Description: Mos Eisley's #1 Cantina Band.

Description: Mos Eisley's #1 Cantina Band.

Description: Moss Eisley's #1 Cantina Band -- vintage style shirt, so it looks like you got it at a concert a long time ago...

Description: The fake record label from our fake Figrin D'an record, made into a vintage-style shirt.

Description: Mos Eisley's favorite jizz wailer gets a vinyl album.

Description: Vinyl Countdown: Pastel Solution

Description: Vinyl Countdown: Night Solution

Description: Vinyl Countdown: Blue Solution

Description: Vinyl Countdown: Cold Solution

Description: Vinyl Countdown: Warm Solution

Description: Vinyl Countdown: Red Solution (this is the original from when it was designed for screenprinting)

Description: There once was this little plastic insert that went in the middle of a 45-rpm record so it can be played on the standard record player. They had a look to them that was all their own, an easily recognizable alien design chocked full of nostalgia.

Description: Pop Culture, Deep Cuts