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14/07/2015
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Bring Me Laughter All-A While…

Bring me fun, bring me sunshine and bring me love. We’re doing exactly that with our brand new Comedy range here at TShirtGrill, so if you love your comedians of the past (or even present), then this is the place to keep your eyes out! While you may have come across some of our comedians before on TShirtGrill like Alan Partridge, you may yet to have seen some of our latest designs which might tickle your fancy (and funnybones because, y’know, comedians…) Morecambe & Wise Brought us laughter all the... Read More

29/05/2015
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New designs in store for music & car lovers!

At TShirtGrill, we’re always adding to our wide range of clothing options – even including our massive Festival Essentials range, ready in time for the Isle of Wight Festival in just under two weeks time. For now though, why not check out the four newest designs in store for you to purchase? Mouth (As Worn By PJ Harvey) The ever eccentric PJ Harvey is one of TShirtGrill’s favourites, and our latest product for her is this mouth t-shirt, once worn for a photoshoot. It’s available as a T-Shirt and Slim... Read More

18/05/2015

Love Still Tears Us Apart: 35 Years On…

On this day 35 years ago, we sadly lost a great talent in Ian Curtis, lead singer of Joy Division. He was only 23 at the time. To begin with, they were going to be called Warsaw, but this conflicted with a group that already existed called Warsaw Pakt – so they became Joy Division. “Warsaw” eventually became the name of one of their singles as well as the 4th compilation album for the group, which in itself was actually meant to be the debut album until the group decided... Read More

14/04/2015
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The Vinyl Resurgence: New Weekly Chart Arrives on Week of Record Store Day 2015

To say “Vinyl is coming back” would be slightly incorrect – the resurgence really began about 7 years ago – but now, more than ever, the return is the strongest it’s been for a long, long time. Over the past 20 years with the improvements in digital technology, CD’s and then MP3’s became the major way to obtain music, with downloads being recognised by the Official Charts Company in 2004. As a result, sales of vinyls declined – eventually hitting a low in 2007 of just 205,292 LP sales; a... Read More