Inspired by “science fiction, giant monsters, comic books, punk rock, skateboarding, robots and rebellion.” Brain Dead and Super7 naturally intertwined through our shared interests and category breaking approach to manufacturing. Founded in San Francisco in 2001 and led by designer Brian Flynn, Super7 is a company we’ve long admired for their ability to bring characters to life for fans across the world. We are thrilled to announce our exclusive collaborative ReAction Figure with Super7.
Banks says “The nobility of the human spirit is to rebound.” Kessler concurs: “The process of writing this record and searching for tender, resonant emotions took me back to teenage years it was transformative, almost euphoric.” Both t-shirts will retail at $54 and will be released at 10AM Friday, July 15th on and at select retailers worldwide. But The Other Side of Make-Believe has an exciting evolution and is filled with a complex hope.
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I got a real kick out of doing the opposite.” The band early on has drawn upon inspiration from the likes of serial killers and polish knife wielders to create blissed out narratives of bittersweet rage. “We never felt the need to flip that smoky intimacy into something big and loud when it came to rehearsing and recording. “For the first time I’m not shouting over a drum kit,” Banks says. Usually one to write live, the newfound quiet helped shape the album to new depths. Beginning remotely in 2020, “Interpol reconvened to flesh out new material at a rented home in the Catskills.” and later North London. Renowned photographer and skateboarder, Atiba focused on capturing Interpol’s complex recording process. Made in celebration of Interpol’s gripping seventh studio album The Other Side of Make-Believe, the collection features photos of the band taken by Atiba Jefferson. We are thrilled to expand our Brain Dead x Interpol capsule t-shirt collection to its online release.
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