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Garageland print

"I don't want to hear about what the rich are doing. I don't want to go where, where the rich are going."

Print framed 760 x 560mm. Strictly unoffical, art inspired by the words of the Clash's 1977 track Garageland that sum up why punk was against the celeb-obsession culture of being famous for being …

Give Em Enough Rope

Inspired by the original Give 'Em Enough Rope album cover artwork, our unique design features the song 'English Civil War' - a dystopian view of England more relevant than ever with the resurgence of …

Brand New Cadillac

14.12.79. The Clash's third album London Calling is released. The double-album catapulted The Clash from punk originals to the frontline of a generation's cultural resistance against all that Thatche…

Joe Strummer The Future is Unwritten

On 22 December 2002 a generation of Clash City Rockers lost Joe Strummer. His final gig, typically, a benefit for striking firefighters. Our 20th anniversary design combines Joe's portrait wi…

Bob Dylan Fifty Songs framed print

On the 24th of May Bob Dylan is 80, and to celebrate a back catalogue stretching back some six decades, Philosophy Football co-founder and massive Dylan fan Hugh Tisdale has designed a unique commem…

Pistols EMI Anarchy in the UK

  26 November 1976 - The Sex Pistols' debut single Anarchy in the UK is released on EMI. Less than two months later EMI drop the Pistols after their infamous swearing while being interviewed by…