💔Digital Heartbreak Club

💔Digital Heartbreak Club

For the ones who screamed into dial-up silence, whispered lyrics into webcam microphones, and burned playlists like love letters onto CD-Rs.
The Digital Heartbreak Club is for the ones who never stopped romanticizing their damage. It’s AIM away messages in poster form. It’s voice memos at 3AM. It’s ctrl+saving your pain in song lyrics and glitching through another failed connection. This pack is delicate and drowning — cassette warm, pixel fractured, built on borrowed bandwidth and bleeding emotion. It's music that sounds like heartbreak looks. If you’ve ever written a love letter and never sent it, this set knows exactly who you are.
This pack lives in the overlap of analog ache and digital distortion — a space where crushed synths and cracked hearts share the same wavelength.

The Digital Heartbreak Club captures the tender collapse of emo, indie, and experimental noise bleeding through lo-fi filters. Expect typewriter fonts, laptop mic vocals, glitched-out aesthetics, scribbled lyrics, pixel-tears, and faded textures that feel like old Tumblr pages set on fire. These prints are stitched together from the wreckage of emotional overshare and sonic exploration.

Each wall is uniquely heartbroken — constructed with raw honesty and electro-grief. You might get early 2000s bedroom folk, synth-screamed breakdowns, or static-washed indie rock that sounds like it’s falling apart just to feel something.

🧷 Vulnerable. Glitchy. Forever Online.
Available in your choice of finish:

Gloss-Locked (Laminated) – bold, screen-slick, and built for cry-light reflections
-OR-
Flyer Feel Demo Print (Matte) – grainy, soft, and painfully analog.

May include artists such as:
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, The Album Leaf, Styrofoam, The Microphones, Bright Eyes, Tiger Jaw, Brave Little Abacus, Nana Grizol, The Used, American Football, Jimmy Eat World, Daughters, LCD Soundsystem, Joyce Manor, Snowing, Fiddlehead, Youth Fountain, The Antlers, Bloc Party, Manchester Orchestra — and more glitch-laced ghosts from the heartbreak internet.