Counter-Currents
Pictures at an Exhibition:
British Post-Punk Album Art
Mark Gullick
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Echo & the Bunnymen’s “Heaven Up Here” always struck me as an iconic album cover (and album).
Seems cover art is a lost art …
A really enjoyable walk down memory lane.
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