RANCID Skele Guitar Tee

Rancid spent the nineties proving that punk wasn't dead, it had just moved to the East Bay and learned to play ska breakdowns between the mohawks and leather.

Tim Armstrong's riff-writing and Lars Frederiksen's snarl helped keep street punk and ska-punk alive during an era when the mainstream was doing its best to sand the edges off everything. .And Out Come the Wolves alone is enough to earn a permanent spot in the punk canon, and this skeleton guitar graphic hits the same nerve, loose, loud, and not remotely interested in your approval. If your record collection runs from the Transplants through to Social Distortion and Bad Religion, this sits exactly where it belongs in your rotation of alternative fashion staples.

Standard band tee cut. Screen printed graphic. 100% cotton. Machine wash cold, hang to dry.

Fans of: The Transplants, NOFX, Pennywise, Social Distortion, The Vandals, Bad Religion, Sex Pistols