Detroit Techno Substance T-Shirt Organic / White
FPC iconic acid house clothing and amazing t-shirts and rave clothing, we are the bees knees of tees and more.
Well we couldn't resist, a mishmash design taking the seminal artwork for the New Order album Substance by Peter Saville, but reimagining it as a detroit techno design with the date 1988 when the futuristic music being created by the belleville three (Kevin Saunderson, Derrick May, Juan Atkins) was christened "Techno" with the CD released the UK called Techno! The New Dance Sound of Detroit (plug: we also sell that design).
The second wave of detroit techno producers included Underground Resistance, Robert Hood and of course arguably the most influential - Jeff Mills.
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$48.00Detroit Techno Substance T-Shirt Organic / White
FPC iconic acid house clothing and amazing t-shirts and rave clothing, we are the bees knees of tees and more.
Well we couldn't resist, a mishmash design taking the seminal artwork for the New Order album Substance by Peter Saville, but reimagining it as a detroit techno design with the date 1988 when the futuristic music being created by the belleville three (Kevin Saunderson, Derrick May, Juan Atkins) was christened "Techno" with the CD released the UK called Techno! The New Dance Sound of Detroit (plug: we also sell that design).
The second wave of detroit techno producers included Underground Resistance, Robert Hood and of course arguably the most influential - Jeff Mills.
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FPC iconic acid house clothing and amazing t-shirts and rave clothing, we are the bees knees of tees and more.
Well we couldn't resist, a mishmash design taking the seminal artwork for the New Order album Substance by Peter Saville, but reimagining it as a detroit techno design with the date 1988 when the futuristic music being created by the belleville three (Kevin Saunderson, Derrick May, Juan Atkins) was christened "Techno" with the CD released the UK called Techno! The New Dance Sound of Detroit (plug: we also sell that design).
The second wave of detroit techno producers included Underground Resistance, Robert Hood and of course arguably the most influential - Jeff Mills.