Vintage Agnostic Front "Victim In Pain" T-Shirt Art befriending such artists as Andy

befriending such artists as Andy Warhol and Keith Haring

he was largely building off the work of 17th century philosopher René Descartes

This original Grateful Dead tie-dye shirt with art by Ian Bohorquez

Obviously none of those things happened

Rush went all across North America supporting Test For Echo

Vintage Agnostic Front "Victim In Pain" T-Shirt Art befriending such artists as AndyAgnostic Front released Victim In Pain, their debut LP, in 1984 on Rat Cage Records. AF were the band from New York, the hardest, rawest, and realest band from the five boroughs. They lived and played in the Lower East Side, which in the early 80s was not the kind of place you wanted to really hang out in. As a lot of the first wave bands broke up or got weird, AF just doubled down on their sound, putting the hard in hardcore. The 15 minutes of VIP