🤖Soft Circuits & Sad Robots

🤖Soft Circuits & Sad Robots

This pack is for the ones who’ve cried to static. For the ones who found comfort in robotic voices saying things humans couldn’t. This is where soft synths meet soft hearts — and where glitch becomes gospel.

Soft Circuits & Sad Robots captures the beauty of being emotionally overloaded in a digital world — dreamy melodies, pixelated longing, and bedroom beats made by kids who didn’t fit anywhere else. Each print is a quiet scream: stylized logo cuts, ambient color washes, VHS-era photo layering, and iconography that whispers more than it shouts.

These aren’t just designs — they’re memory files, encoded with loss, love, and loops. The kind of art you’d find printed on an old CD-R sleeve, or projected behind a synth table in a basement show where no one danced, but everyone felt everything.

The Soft Circuits & Sad Robots pack hums with emotional static. It’s the sound of a lonely heart inside a glitching machine — equal parts poetry, circuitry, and digital dust. For the ones who felt more at home behind a screen than in a crowd, who found comfort in drum machines and pixelated voices. This wall set is a warm hug from a cold future, with art that flickers like faulty memory and feels like soft code written by someone who understands what it’s like to fall in love with silence.

🧷 Digitally damaged. Emotionally encrypted. Perfectly imperfect.
Available in your choice of finish:

Gloss-Locked (Laminated) – smooth, reflective, modern
-OR-
Flyer Feel Demo Print (Matte) – soft-touch, ghost-in-the-machine vibes.

May include bands such as:
The Album Leaf, Figurine, Telefon Tel Aviv, Electric President, Styrofoam, Her Space Holiday, Lali Puna, Dntel, Say Hi To Your Mom, Psapp, The Postal Service Junior Boys, Mum, Circa 2000, Lunar Drive, Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, Tahiti 80, The Russian Futurists, Antenna, Tender Trap, Schneider TMGuther, Billions — and more hearts hidden in the code.