Music Should Hurt - Embroidered HatHarsh noise is an extreme subgenre of music characterized by its rejection of music theory & traditional song structure, with little or no conventional melody, rhythm, or harmony. Artists typically employ effects pedals, synthesizers, manipulated recordings, or custom built electronics to generate distortion and feedback, resulting in compositions of dense static, electronic screeches, and abrasive sonic bursts. Embroidered 6 panel unstructured cap

78 cards in the deck

It's a snapshot of Screw doing what he did like no other—grabbing on to a mood and stretching it out to its headiest potential

Vampire bunny

Dead Can Dance is an Australian musical project formed in 1981 in Melbourne by Lisa Gerrard and Brendan Perry

You don't need to sell your soul for this X-ray fist (Faust) salute to krautrock

Our ultra soft shirt features a design inspired by old sensationalist pulp magazines

Represent your Cranes love with this great shirt

The Magnetic Fields' Stephin Merritt carries a pretty massive undercurrent of cynicism and dark humor around with him—both of which are right at home here at Night Channels

Our second design zooms in on the horror of being trapped between waking life and fantasy and the existential terror of not being able to tell the difference

with uncredited writing contributions by Pupi Avati

cinema would be much less insane

Disco Volante pulls listeners into the batshit dystopian circus of their dreams and finally they can show up wearing this sick new design from Night Channels