#twentyninescene

[the-little-king-fan]

[xxwhiteveilbridexx]

woah

Emo/Scene Clothing Brands Other Than Hot Topic!

Hey Emo Kids, Scene Queens, and Sk8tr Boiz! 2007 called and they want their clothes back! No, actually the opposite- they want to sell you their awesome products! And I’m telling you, a lot of this stuff looks way cooler than what Hot Topic sells these days. It’s time to throw a little variety in style back into the scene! Here are some clothing brands other than Hot Topic you should totally check OUT!

IRON FIST

Iron fist is a company that specializes in graphic designed shirts for both men and women, usually grotesque or gorishin nature with bright colors. Their designs are similar to those of late 2000s and early 2010s metalcore band tees. I myself own an Iron Fist shirt with a more subtle ribcage design on it compared to their normal material. You want something flashy? Go Iron Fist.

AKUMU INK

Akumu Ink has shirt designs that have the appeal to those emo and scene kids who had cute/spooky artwork as glitter graphics on their MySpace profile. The artwork is very reminiscent to the early to mid 2000s alternative art trend, with gothic/punk imagery mixed in with a little chibi influence. It bears a lot of stitches, roses, hears and skulls-classic styles for the time period. Definitely one of my favorites on this list for sure. It will help you really rock the mid 2000s emo look.

ROCKETT (DEFUNCT)

Rockett was a clothing brand that closed it’s doors years ago. But if you’re lucky enough you might be able to snatch a hand me down of this shirt on eBay or etsy! They’re well known for having shirts with this logo on it, or metal merch designs. You can also find them for a fair price on indiemerch!

AFFLICTION

This is a clothing brand that is sold at your local Wal-Mart! It isn’t hard to find one of these shirts for under the price for $20. Affliction sold heavy designed graphic tees for both men and women like this shirt for affordable prices! Nothing is more of a win to an emo than cool looking things at thrift prices! You can still find shirts online and in store.

BLEEDING STAR (DEFUNCT)

Bleeding Star clothing is a brand that is treated almost as an emo fossil. It’s stores have been shut down for many years but people still search after these shirts. All members of Black Veil Brides in the photo above are wearing Bleeding Star shirts. I myself own six bleeding star shirts thanks to my wonderful boyfriend! This brand is known for its graffiti-esque emo prints. These shirts had some hella killer designs. You just might get lucky and find them being sold as pre-owned online, they still are circulating the internet. Bleeding Star is my top favorite brand in the emo fashion scene.

CLANDISTINE INDUSTRIES (DEFUNCT)

If you guys recognize the logo on this brand, you will already know that this was Pete Wentz’s (of Fall Out Boy) former clothing brand! Most, if not all of his shirts had this logo on it, which is well known that Pete also has tattooed on himself. They’re super rare to find now a days but if you mange to get your hands on one- consider yourself the luckiest motherfucker alive.

CUPCAKE CULT

Cupcake Cult is a very scene clothing brand that takes your favorite pop culture characters and turns them into grotesque zombies in hyoer-neon colored imagery. You may have seen band tees with designs similar to this as well! This screams the years 2007-2009 on a shirt and great news is, these guys are still making new merch! Most of their clothing is for women, but back in the day, that didn’t stop your scene boiz from wearing it! Check them out!

[secondary-objective-active]

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And now I'm running away, running away / Because my dad told me to fuck off / This is the price that I pay, this is the price that I pay / For sleeping all day / And now I have no where to jerk off

-#TwentyNineScene, Two of Them

[thisaintascenereviews]

Dr. Acula - Self-titled I’ve made it clear in my reviews before that I was a huge emo / scene kid back in the mid-00s, and I listened to all of that kind of stuff. From Chiodos, Underoath, Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, The Devil Wears Prada, Suicide Silence, Bring Me The Horizon, Every Time I Die, Norma Jean, and tons of bands in between, I listened to a lot of it. There are very few bands in that scene that I’m not familiar with, or that I didn’t get into back then, and one of those bands is New York outfit Dr. Acula. This deathcore / mathcore band was apart of the “party-core” scene that was big in the mid-00s, including bands like Attila, Enter Shikari, The Bunny The Bear, Brokencyde, and all of that stuff, but I never liked any of it. They were obnoxious, stupid, and just not very good. I just didn’t get into them whatsoever, but a lot of people liked these bands. Dr. Acula in particular had a bit of a cult following, and it seemed like people really liked them. They do all of these years later, too, because they just reunited and dropped a new record ten years later, and people really care about it. I didn’t know it was coming out until it came out last week, and after debating on it, I thought I’d check it out just for kicks. For all I knew, it could be good, especially for a forgotten MySpace band from ten years ago. Maybe I’d actually be surprised, but worst case scenario is that it would be just as bad as their other material, and I’d just forget about it, so I didn’t have much to lose, either way, right? Turns out, this album actually kinda rules, but I wouldn’t say it’s one of the best of the year. It’s close, but this is a bit of a surprise. I wasn’t expecting to like this album as much as I did, but here we are. This LP isn’t actually too different from what they did back in the day, but the difference is maturity. It’s more grown up, and that’s what makes it better. They dropped the gimmicks and the obnoxious attitude, but they kept that frantic and chaotic sound that they’ve always had, even including some thrash and black metal influences for good measure. This album is a lot of fun, and it’s only 27 minutes, so it goes by in a breeze. It won’t do anything for you if you’re not into this kind of music, but if you enjoyed these guys back in the day, or you want some solid mathcore with deathcore, thrash, and black metal elements, you can’t go wrong with this. This album certainly surprised me, although it’s not one of the best of the year. It’s good stuff, and it’s done well, but it’s not very unique, even though they throw in a few interesting ideas and influences, but I’ve heard better metalcore and deathcore this year, so it’s not something I’m dying to listen to. The production sounds great, though, but at least it’s very short and sweet. I’m happy that I gave this one a listen, because it shows that even bands that you don’t like, or haven’t listened to in so long, can surprise you.

[xnocturnalnessax]

Verena schizophrenia 🖤💚

[69thfbiagent]

Goodnight here's a scene Giovanni

[catboydoll]

hehe happy twenty nine scene x3 rawr

[lipstickkiller]

[fairy-space]

Twentyninescene was definitely at it's peak a few days ago when i found all this at my local thrift store 😭😭

[dave-mose]

no jkjkjk lololol i heart ur fkn makeup omg i luv ur hair! is dat a new tattoo? did dat piercing fkn hurt? no jkjkjk lololol

[myspaace]

Yeah MCR's back but I'm still waiting for MSI to come off hiatus like

[the-little-king-fan]

[1mfuns1zed]

[xx-arcadeglitter-xx]

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[xnocturnalnessax]

(not my pic) I just wish I had that style.

[rockinxrocco]

custumizin meh nu knee-highz! 1 dun, 1 moar 2 go XP