Smash came out in 1994 and sold ten million copies without a major label. At the time, that was genuinely unheard of, and it made a lot of people in suits very confused.The Offspring were the band that got punk rock into suburban bedrooms that hadn't heard it yet, and Smash was the record that did it. Come Out and Play, Self Esteem, Genocide, it's a front-to-back punk rock record that holds up. Whatever the discourse around pop-punk's relationship to the underground, this album was a moment, and the grey tee references that era cleanly. A solid pick for anyone whose alternative education started on a schoolyard or a skate ramp and went deeper from there.Official licensed band tee in grey. Standard unisex fit. Available in Small, contact the store for additional sizing.Fans of: Bad Religion, NOFX, Pennywise, Green Day, Rancid