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UB40 "Signing Off" Framed Album Sleeve - 1980
This framed piece comes from the first pressing of UB40’s debut album Signing Off, issued in 1980 by Graduate Records.
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This framed piece comes from the first pressing of UB40’s debut album Signing Off, issued in 1980 by Graduate Records.
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The original 1989 Sub Pop sleeve—Tracy Marander's inverted photograph capturing the band in a tiny Aberdeen rehearsal room. First pressing on white vinyl, limited to 1,000 copies. The moment before the avalanche.
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The blue sky portrait at the center of her early mythology. Stillness that hints at something more turbulent underneath—visual shorthand for an album balancing cinematic romanticism with the sharp edges of contemporary fame.
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This is the last transmission from The Clash—a band that defined British punk's political conscience.
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This framed sleeve for Devo's Oh, No! It's Devo! (1982) captures a moment when American music's machinery—fueled by Midwestern grit and corporate polish—bent new wave into something sharper, more synthetic.
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On the surface, it’s an artifact of major-label capitalism: CBS logos, matrix numbers, and manufacturing credits. Underneath, it’s the story of a British art-rock band wrestling with fame, alienation, and the emotional turbulence of the 1980s—pressed into cardboard and ink.
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Artist Jacob Escobedo—Vice President of Creative at Adult Swim, with a lineage in surreal, narrative-driven visuals—crafted this cover from James Mercer's prompts:
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