Gig posters and leaflets
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IdleRich
IdleRich
Dunno about the night... I think the name Discos Capablanca rings a bell somewhere in my brain. And Arroz Studios I know of course, we booked it to put Lena Willikens on when she played on of her two gigs in Lisbon for Invisible Sounds. I can't remember if I mentioned that.
Looks as though Liza and Lena will team up again in fact, as a Salon des Amateurs Generations night or some sort of ceremonial passing of the baton type thing. Whatever, Lena gonna play at Salon for the first time in three years with LIzatron as support, October the 1st, you heard it here first (they agreed on it about an hour ago) and you should book your tickets now cos it is gonna be amazing.
wektor
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kind of assumed it must have popped up at some point, but I couldn't find it!
those 1s posted there are banging though
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sufi
lala
this bourgeois gallery of record shop bags is quite groovily nostalgic
www.theguardian.com
is not as good as this one
my contribution would be
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A brand new bag: vintage record shop carriers – in pictures
Faded paper and plastic recalls the joys of a new find at the record shops of yore in Jonny Trunk’s latest collection
www.theguardian.com
is not as good as this one
my contribution would be
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sufi
lala
some more good uns here http://www.britishrecordshoparchive.org/bath--bristol-a---r.htmlthis bourgeois gallery of record shop bags is quite groovily nostalgic
A brand new bag: vintage record shop carriers – in pictures
Faded paper and plastic recalls the joys of a new find at the record shops of yore in Jonny Trunk’s latest collection
is not as good as this one
my contribution would be
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shakahislop
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they're all online now obviously rather than actually being flyers, but this aesthetic (although this one is an extreme example) is everywhere in the indie, house, techno or generally white and DIY-ish worlds in nyc at the moment.
i hate it, i find it really offputting, which is maybe the point
i hate it, i find it really offputting, which is maybe the point
shakahislop
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wektor
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Very surprising how that kind of posters can still pass, I think being in a big city cuts some of people's self awareness, it's often a similar deal here in London. People feel like they don't need to push themselves, while sometimes they really could benefit from some effort.
shakahislop
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Ive been assuming it must be a deliberate aesthetic
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wektor
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saying it is deliberate is often just a poor excuse imo, cringe is dead