🥀Cry Club Pack

Cry Club Pack

This one’s for the ones who never really got over it.
The Cry Club Pack knows what it feels like to break down in the back of the venue and still scream every word two minutes later. This one’s all eyeliner stains, lowercase feelings, and soft voices masking ugly truths. It’s for the romantics who ruin themselves on purpose and write apologies in Sharpie. The art here aches. It’s collaged from heartbreak, zipped up in a hoodie, and stitched together with reverb and regret. If you’ve ever cried so hard you started laughing — or vice versa — this is your pack. For the kids who memorized entire albums like gospel and found God in guitar feedback and lyric sheets. For those who made mixtapes instead of apologies, and cried in mosh pits because it felt like home.

This pack is the black hoodie, eyeliner-smudged, lyric-scrawled-on-your-backpack-core. It’s the sound of unraveling at 2AM with your headphones on full volume and a broken heart in lowercase. It’s scream-crying in poetry and whispering your trauma into guitar riffs.

The Cry Club Pack is a brutal bouquet of raw emotion, blending early 2000s emo, post-hardcore, and Midwest heartbreak into a wall-melting mess of feeling. Every piece in this pack is soaked in melodrama and melody: torn-up show flyers, screaming lyric fragments, black-and-white portraits bleeding into red, and art that feels like the moment before everything falls apart.

Each set is uniquely devastating — hand-hacked and chaos-curated to reflect the energy, intensity, and introspection of the scene. No two walls will ever cry the same way, but they’ll all scream the truth.

🧷 Cathartic. Collaged. Absolutely bleeding heart.
Available in your choice of finish:

Gloss-Locked (Laminated) – reflective, sharp, clean-cut tears
-OR-
Flyer Feel Demo Print (Matte) – fragile, faded, and emotionally wrecked

May include artists such as:
My Chemical Romance, Dashboard Confessional, La Dispute, Death Cab for Cutie, Brand New, Taking Back Sunday, Thursday, The Appleseed Cast, Saosin, Mineral, Sunny Day Real Estate, Rites of Spring, Cap'n Jazz, American Football — and other saints of the sacred breakdown.