As a man with more t-shirts than he knows what to do with, I have seen my fair share of striking designs, whether they’ve been chosen especially to catch the eye and make a statement or to show off artistic talent. It almost feels like a shame to wear some of them, but I don’t think it would be possible to take this one off.
Damascus Apparel, who you might have seen nailing it with their Pokemon Go team t-shirts earlier in the year, are keeping up the momentum by collaborating with a DJ legend. Dieselboy’s influence shines through every thread of this amazing DTHWLVS Acid wash pack.
According to the item’s description:
UNLEASHED FROM DARKNESS – TO DOMINATE THE FUTURE – THE DEATHWOLVES SHALL ROAM
THE DIGITAL PLANESCAPE THAT IS DAMASCUS
THE HEAVYWEIGHT DESTRUCTION THAT IS DIESELBOY
In case you aren’t familiar with Dieselboy, he’s one of the most influential names in drum and bass, consistently proving himself as a pioneer since 1991. A lot of modern musicians, not just within the genre he has helped to popularise, owe a lot to the stylings of Dieselboy – it’s hard to imagine the scene right now if it wasn’t for his work. He is still very active and isn’t showing signs of complacency, despite winning all the awards and recognition that you could imagine.
It’s this same attention to trying to do things differently than just do what everyone else is doing that is so evident in this collaboration. Damascus Apparel are a brand unlike many others, constantly proving that they are moving forward and never looking back. This marriage of alternative outlooks manifests itself perfectly, all thanks to the work of Tim Hastings from Mind Killer Ink on the horrifying but oddly beautiful “deathwolves”.
If you’re interested in picking up this t-shirt (and why wouldn’t you be?), it’s a limited edition, so you better be quick. Quality is assured with all things Damascus and as a bonus, you will also get a Dieselboy pin. Take a look at more of Damascus’ extensive range over on their website.
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