ShareFor this week, I want to feature covers with TELEPHONES in it. Back in the day when the telephone was the main medium of communication, the telephone certainly became a very prominent subject in the artworld-especially because the telephones ...
ShareThe Journal of Popular Noise is a semi-annual audio magazine inspired by the traditions of pop music, printed periodicals, and the delight of a finely crafted artifact. The hand-folded packaging folds out to a beautiful letter-pressed poster ...
Share The Infesticons recently released a new LP titled “Bedford Park” which is the third and final part of the Infesticons concept trilogy. Big Dada Recordings say that it is one of the highest quality packages they have ever put together. It ...
ShareOn a daily basis, designers are challenged to constantly be inspired by the world around them. It’s hard to be on top of your game every day, and sometimes you’re just left completely and utterly uninspired. Thankfully, there are plenty of ...
ShareSince I’m researching about everything music packaging almost everyday, why not compile or make a collection of covers with similar themes? For example: CD covers with animals in it, with electronic organs, with robots, with motorcycles, ...
ShareAC/DC Backtracks Deluxe Collector’s Edition is one of the most elaborate (and expensive) music packaging I’ve seen in a while. The exterior box looks like a vintage AC/DC guitar amp complete with the AC/DC spray-painted logo. What’s ...
ShareMusician: Marrow Album: Sunshine Enema Designers: Jeremy & Erin Fortes Marrow, a dark electro-pop group, released their latest album “Sunshine Enema” on a pill-shaped USB drive that is held in a sunny-looking medicine bottle. ...
ShareA record sleeve that plays the record it contains? Please! You cannot fool me. There’s no such thing unless the said ‘sleeve’ is actually a gramophone. But what a bulky and expensive sleeve it would be. Yes folks, it may sound ...
Share Why should an indie band put their album on vinyl? It’s the coolest format.not everyone can have access to it.if you don’t want your music to go everywhere,it’s one way of having control over your product. Will vinyl ever die? “No. ...
ShareI grew up with hundreds of records in our house because my dad is a major vinyl geek. He treats each one of them like a newborn baby-always with clean hands and only with the gentlest touch. And almost everytime, I see him beaming with ...