For those of us who grew up in Metro Detroit during the late 1980s and early 1990s, the world of techno music was like nothing else. Whether it was seeing "The Wizard" Jeff Mills spinning at The Nectarine Ballroom in Ann Arbor and breaking records once he spun them, or witnessing Blake Baxter at The Majestic Ballroom on Woodward, or Claud Young blending Detroit techno with reggae, or listening to Kevin "Master Reece" Saunderson spinning on WJLB on a hot night in August of 1991, the experiences were unforgettable.
The energy in the clubs was electric, with people from all walks of life united in their love for the music. The sound systems were powerful, and the beats were relentless. It was a time when techno was still new, still raw, and still exciting. We were at the forefront of a cultural revolution, and we knew it.
It was an era of experimentation, of pushing boundaries, and of creativity. The music was always evolving, always changing, and always thrilling. The DJs were the stars of the scene, and the crowds would hang on their every move. It was a time when the DJs were king and the music was the kingdom.
At VDT Merch, we pay homage to this golden age of techno with our Vintage Detroit Techno clothing line. Each piece is a tribute to the energy, creativity, and experimentation of the era. When you wear one of our shirts, you're not just wearing a piece of clothing - you're wearing a piece of history. So come and relive the glory days of techno music with VDT Merch.