"Atomic Heart Mother 2" Premium Unisex T-Shirt (Pink Floyd)

Same Cow. Different Energy. The Second Colorway of Pink Floyd's Most Absurdist Album Cover.

In 1970, Storm Thorgerson and Aubrey Powell of Hipgnosis received the strangest design brief of their careers: no band name on the front, no album title, no artwork. Just a photograph. They drove to the English countryside and shot the first cow they found. Her name was Lulubelle III. The result became one of the most recognized album covers in rock history.

Atomic Heart Mother was Pink Floyd's fifth studio album and their first UK number one. The title track runs 23 minutes and 44 seconds — a sprawling, orchestrated suite featuring a full brass ensemble, choir, and cello soloist. Roger Waters later disowned the album entirely and blocked its CD reissue for years. David Gilmour thought it was fine. The cow remained above the argument.

This second colorway takes the same iconic Hipgnosis image and shifts the palette — same deadpan energy, different visual register. If you're a collector, you want both. If you're choosing just one, pick the color that speaks to you.

Also available: Atomic Heart Mother 1 — the first colorway. Collect both.

More from Pink Floyd: Explore our Prog Rock collection or our Classic Rock collection.

Premium Quality

• Bella + Canvas 3001 — Premium unisex tee, true to size
• Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton — Exceptionally soft from the first wear
• Classic unisex fit — Relaxed, versatile, works for everyone
• Tear-away label — Clean comfort, all day

Made to Order

For environmental and quality reasons, this tee is made specifically for you after you order. Please allow approximately one week for production. Tracking information will be sent as soon as it ships.