Supreme and Aphex Twin team up for ‘Windowlicker’ collab shirt

nme.com:

Aphex Twin has teamed up with Supreme for a new t-shirt, inspired by the ‘Windowlicker’ artwork.The partnership between the two comes as part of the streetwear brand’s new Spring/Summer 2025 collection, and includes an exclusively-made t-shirt.With the new design, Supreme and Aphex Twin – real name Richard David James – have rolled out a new black shirt that has the iconic cover art for the latter’s 1999 track ‘Windowlicker’.This shows the artist’s face, smiling, photoshopped onto a woman’s body.

On the back, the design features hand-written lyrics from ‘Cock/ver10’, a track taken from his fifth studio album, 2001’s ‘Drukqs’.“Come on you c***s, let’s have some Aphex acid,” it reads, written in white and sprawling across the back of the shirt.

Check out the design below, and visit here to sign up for notifications when the collection goes live.Supreme x Aphex TwinSpring/Summer 2025 pic.twitter.com/jryZIW5Z29— illroots (@illroots) February 17, 2025Shared back in 1999, ‘Windowlicker’ remains as one of Aphex Twins biggest hits, and was named by NME as the Single of the Year upon its release.

It also featured in NME‘s countdown of the greatest music videos of all time.In the latter, the track came in at Number 29 out of 30, and the entry for it read that the video, directed by Chris Cunningham, included 127 profanities.