History’s Most Uncompromising Brutality, Worn on Your Chest
Artwork:
A meticulously crafted tee featuring the infamous “Festival of Death” album cover—an authentic woodcut-style depiction of judicial torture—on the front, and a detailed rendition of the tray card artwork on the back; designed for those who demand historical accuracy and uncompromising brutality in their collection.
Historical Context:
“Festival of Death” (2001, Unmatched Brutality Records) is a landmark in brutal death metal, renowned for its relentless aggression, technical drumming, and scholarly, documentary approach to medieval and early modern torture and execution. Each design element is rooted in authentic historical research, offering a rare glimpse into the realities of judicial brutality.
Product Details & Specs:
Printed on Gildan 64000 Softstyle
- 100% ring-spun cotton for superior softness and comfort
- Lightweight, breathable fabric
- Modern classic (semi-fitted) silhouette - less boxy, more tailored
- Taped neck and shoulders for lasting durability
- Side-seamed construction for a clean, flattering fit
- Double-needle sleeve and bottom hems - built to survive the pit
- Tear-away label for tagless comfort
- Dark, historically evocative imagery true to Brodequin’s brutal aesthetic
- Unisex sizing: Consult our Size Guide for the perfect fit—lest you fall victim to the rack
Care Instructions
- Wash inside-out, cold water, with like colors
- Tumble dry low or hang to dry
- Never bleach or iron the print - true metal never fades, but cotton might
- Expect minimal shrinkage (1–3%) - just enough to keep you on your toes
