Author Archives: b. murphy

Brian has been collecting shirts for 15 years (plus sneakers, vinyl, ... but mainly shirts). He started going to shows in the mid 90s and quickly got hooked on crucial gear. Blame it on Bane or In My Eyes. He's still in a debate with Dalbec on who has the better Bane collection. As far as blog content, you can expect to see lots of weirdo late 90s tees and lots of newer, more recent merch from Brian.

Swatch GB406

By b. murphy | Published 07/04/2009

The 1987 X-Rated Swatch is perhaps the most crucial item any edgeman can own. It looks good with any outfit, whether it be camo cargo pants and a Wolfpack NYC tee, or a fred perry with a polo (you know, your casual day work gear). It’ll always get stares, and more often than naught, someone […]

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Murphy’s Law USA Tour 1992

By b. murphy | Published 07/04/2009

America Rules! In honor of the USA’s 233rd birthday, you should bid hard on this one. Word

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Justice Lockin Out Tank Top

By b. murphy | Published 07/04/2009

So those girls laughed at you when you showed up to the gig in one of those sleeveless shirts? Fear not, your summer isn’t over yet. You can still impress the ladies by rocking one of the finest tank tops out there (well short of the Stop And Think tank top, of course). This baby […]

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Oh Mid 90s, what were people thinking?

By b. murphy | Published 07/03/2009

The mid 90s were obviously a weird time. Lots of patches, vegan bake sale tables at shows and lots, LOTS of odd shirts. Somehow, every shirt from the mid 90s was printed on the Short-Wide shirt. You know what I’m talking about. Somehow the shirt is oddly not tall enough, but is also super wide. […]

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Pantera Core Tee

By b. murphy | Published 07/03/2009

Normally, we here at TeeTillDeath are AGAINST tailoring hardcore tees, but there is something about this Pantera CORE tee tailored that just works. I can’t put my finger on it, but there’s something … I think it’s the rips in the side that add to the aerodynamics and improve breathability. Yes, that’s it.

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Strife Los Angeles Hardcore Tee

By b. murphy | Published 07/03/2009

It’s strange to think that “Strife never broke up.” They are currently the west coast equivalent of Up Front — the band that plays a show every few years, puts together some merch and rocks out. This is the case with this tee. I’ve never seen it in my life. I can only imagine it […]

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