MEGADETH Countdown to Extinction Tee

Countdown to Extinction came out in 1992 and promptly outsold everything Megadeth had done before it, which predictably annoyed a certain contingent of fans and delighted everyone else. It's the record that gave us Symphony of Destruction and Foreclosure of a Dream, and Vic Rattlehead looked better than ever on the sleeve.

The album artwork on this tee is peak thrash metal graphic design, the kind that gets reproduced on patches, tattooed on forearms, and screen-printed on shirts that somehow survive decades of washing. Megadeth sit in a very specific lane of technical, politically charged, genuinely angry metal, and this record is the document that proved they could do all of that and still write a chorus. If your collection runs to Rust in Peace on vinyl and you own at least one piece of Slayer merch, you already know why this belongs in the rotation.

Standard cut tee, official licensed print. Check the size guide, available in a range of sizes.

Fans of: Slayer, Anthrax, Testament, Overkill, Annihilator