“Space Age Love Song” is the fourth single from the self-titled debut album by A Flock Of Seagulls, released in May 1982. Shown here is the sleeve for the U.S. release, distributed by Arista Records under license from Jive Records.

Designer Maude Gilman combines photography by Elizabeth Baptiste with Einhorn. This bold upright script (or joined-up roman) by Alan Meeks is a reinterpretation of Salut (Klingspor, 1931), issued by Letraset in 1980. Einhorn is distinguished from Heinrich Maehler’s original by various details, including a two-story a and a round-top A, both of which are featured here.

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The back cover continues the “on an angle” theme. It depicts the LP cover and mentions the title of the B-side, “Windows”. Originally not on the album, this song was included on the remastered CD reissue from 2011. Small text is added in Futura Condensed, in italic all caps.

Made from imported concentrates at VEB Kartoffelveredlungswerk (publicly owned potato processing factory) Freital.
Best before 5 April 1991.

Suede was an ‘ethnic fashion’ magazine, a joint venture between Essence magazine and Time Inc. It printed 4 issues, Fall 2004 — Spring 2005.

Suede magazine’s Manifesto: ‘Style is in our DNA. And we, the multi-culti urbanistas stand at a new intersection of street and chic. Our dial is tuned to the catwalk and the corner. We are fashion crazy. We come from the culture on the come up and use fashion to amplify who we are. We revel in the entire spectrum of black beauty and love the skin we’re in. Feel it.’

Perla was used for headlines, with — probably — a keyline applied to thicken up the thin stress for use at smaller sizes.