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nickgazin:

This is a shirt that I designed that Wavves printed for the tour that they are either on now or just finished. This is a very Tumblr oriented shirt. I was told that these are selling really well and that they’ve already had to reprint them.

If you can’t tell, it’s Charles Barkley and Nirvana from when they were on SNL together. The drawing is based on the promo they did for the episode and the text is something Barkley said during the promo. 

They printed it really nicely with discharge ink so it doesn’t sit on top of the shirt like plastic based inks but is really thin and doesn’t change the texture of the fabric. 

Winner of the Soundgarden King Animal commemorative-poster design contest (the artist goes by the name Altar Ego). View all the other entries here. 

(Source: facebook.com)

intoyershtik:

25th Anniversary T-shirt!

Available during European tour 2013 and after the tour in the store at www.mudhoneyonline.com for the whole world.

subpoprecords:

Original test print for Mudhoney’s classic Superfuzz Bigmuff.

Original design by Lisa Orth, type by Ed Fotheringham, photo by Charles Peterson

Rare Mad Season T-shirt, featuring artwork by Layne Staley. (More info over at GrungeReport.net)

Yo Gabba Gabba! T-shirt designed by Dave Grohl and his daughter Violet. (For sale here; H/T GrungeReport.net)

melvinmania:

All five designs of the forthcoming Freak Puke picture disc.

Cocktails served at the opening of Philadelphia’s Art in the Age gallery’s Sub Pop art show. Here’s the recipe for The Soundgarden:

1 part RHUBARB
3 parts pineapple juice
1 part club soda
fresh basil
fresh lime

In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, tear up 3 fresh basil leaves and add the RHUBARB and pineapple juice. Shake vigorously, and pour into a rocks glass. Top with club soda. Garnish with a sprig of basil and a slice of lime.

The rest of the recipes are here.

Philadelphia’s Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction gallery’s ongoing Sub Pop Art Debt show. (Via the Sub Pop Facebook page; photo by Daniel Abraham)