Designed by Massive Arms founder and artist extraordinaire Dave Salisbury, this magical tote bag features a grizzled Daniel Day-Lewis from his 1996 appearance in The Crucible, along with 'The World's Gone Mad' lyric from 'John Proctor's Lament'.
It's a hand-pulled screen print on natural cotton tote, made down in Cornwall by a lovely little independent British company. Measurements: 39cm (w) x 42cm (h).
Free postage within the UK.
Includes unlimited streaming of
CRUCIBLE
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
CRUCIBLE – Limited Edition CD
£7 GBP
Maxim –
Limited Edition CD
Drew Worthley & No Spinoza
£10 GBP
The Ember – Limited Edition Compact Disc
Sold Out
Set of 3 Limited Edition ABC Prints
£15 GBP
Drew Worthley UK
Crafter of a curious blend of cerebral indie-pop with a twist of lyrical Americana.
Regular airplay
on BBC 6 Music and BBC Introducing.
Sophomore record 'CRUCIBLE' acclaimed by Louder Than War as 'one of the albums of the year without doubt.'
New album 'Maxim' a collaboration with No Spinoza is a collection of reimagined nursery rhymes. "A stellar release” Obscure Sound.
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