NEIGHBORHOOD Enlists Atari Teenage Riot for Spring 2018 Capsule
Embellishing anarchist and punk motifs onto limited wares.
NEIGHBORHOOD recently announced its upcoming collaboration with legendary electronic music pioneers, Atari Teenage Riot (ATR). Founded in 1992 in Berlin, the musical group created popular techno tracks using an Atari ST Computer. The songs relayed their hardcore punk views as well as opposition to the Neo-Nazi subculture. Band member Alex Empire called their music “digital hardcore” which eventually became the name of his own record label.
As for the apparel partnership with the Japanese mainstay, a limited series of co-branded jackets, hoodies, and T-shirts are purveyed. Several of the garments boast anarchist and punk graphics that pay tribute to ATR. Take a look at select apparel items above and expect an official launch this March 23 at NEIGHBORHOOD stockists and Amazon Japan’s official website.
Earlier this March, NEIGHBORHOOD unveiled a premium selection of canvas sneakers for the Spring/Summer 2018 season.
