White-ink version of the "Burnin' Rubber" album art on a classic black T-shirt.
Fun fact: this image features Drag Race winner (and San Francisco elected official!) Honey Mahogany.
Original artwork by Tanya Wischerath.
(Modeled by Erin Walker of Parker Woodland and Butch County)
By popular demand! This shirt was originally designed for a tour with Middle-Aged Queers, but it’s taken on a life of its own.
We hand-screenprinted this incarnation in foggy San Francisco.
Original concept and artwork by Shauners of Middle-Aged Queers.
You warned ‘em.
Hand-screened by Queeriosities, a small queer-owned-and-operated business based in Austin.
"Meet me out back, party row!" Make yr own memories — brokeback-truck-stop-style or otherwise — with this eye-catching trucker hat.
Velvety black flocking, hot pink ink.
Hand-screened by Queeriosities, a small queer-owned-and-operated business based in Austin.
(Special thanks to our model, Shauners from Middle-Aged Queers.)
Flip and re-fold to go from "rider" to "driver" or vice versa. :)
Hand-screened by Queeriosities, a small queer-owned-and-operated business based in Austin.
Someone sent a pic of this sticker on the set of a live production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch! Then we realized... we never made that sticker! Someone had clipped it from a poster or CD.
So, by popular demand: a sticker!
2.93" wide x 4" tall. Durable glossy vinyl that'll last and last.
Easy peel (baby) so you can slap 'em up quick. Or with great care and caution. Your choice.
By popular demand!
4.5" wide x 2" tall. Hand-screened by the Austin-based small business Queeriosities.
Comes in a matte cardstock case with artwork by Tanya Wischerath. Image features Lynn Breedlove and Honey Mahogany.
We wish this song wasn’t timely.
In “Which Side Are You On?,” SF queer punk supergroup the Homobiles have a question for the police. Especially “the good ones.”
We wrote this song after a queer, trans friend joined the police force. We recorded it separately during the pandemic. You may try to change the system, but the system will certainly
We wish this song wasn’t timely.
In “Which Side Are You On?,” SF queer punk supergroup the Homobiles have a question for the police. Especially “the good ones.”
We wrote this song after a queer, trans friend joined the police force. We recorded it separately during the pandemic. You may try to change the system, but the system will certainly change you.
