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Couture Voltage Synth-Inspired Clothing At Knobcon 2017

At Knobcon 2017, Erin Parr of Couture Voltage was introducing a new line of synth-inspired clothing.… Read More Couture Voltage Synth-Inspired Clothing At Knobcon 2017

September 15, 201716 Comments

Synth Nazis Must Die!

endai from softmachines let us know about their latest synth shirt – Synth Nazis Must Die: i made this limited synth fun shirt. it is a hommage to the 80`s Trash Movie, Surf Nazis Must Die, by infamous TROMA company. my friends used to call me synth nazi and wearing this shirt helps me to be a… Read More Synth Nazis Must Die!

December 10, 201313 Comments

Edgard Varèse T-Shirts

Analog Industries has introduced its Edgard Varèse t-shirt design, and is now taking “preorders”. Description: The third Icons Of Electronic Music t-shirt features Edgard Varèse. The artwork is by Stefan Goodchild. The shirt is printed with white discharge ink on a model 2001 American Apparel 100% cotton t-shirt in their “Army” color, The shirts are… Read More Edgard Varèse T-Shirts

October 6, 2009October 5, 20092 Comments

Fairlight T-Shirts

Here’s something for all the Fairlight Computer Music Instrument owners out there – Fairlight T-Shirts! I had been looking for a t-shirt with the old (Series I/II(x) era) Fairlight logo for a while, but couldn’t find any. I found shirts with Roland, PPG, etc. logos, but no Fairlight. So, I made my own. OK –… Read More Fairlight T-Shirts

April 13, 2009April 13, 20091 Comment

Gear Addict Offers Synth T-Shirts

Jordan Hochenbaum sends word about his Cafe Press site, Gear Addict, that sells synth and audio related shirts and accessories. “We started because we had a hard time finding cool swag, and after talking with some people on forums, figured, why not just make our own stuff,” says Hochenbaum. Designs include old modular synths and… Read More Gear Addict Offers Synth T-Shirts

August 15, 2007January 23, 20084 Comments

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