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Sound Pellegrino Album Art

Contributed by Stephen Coles on Dec 3rd, 2012. Artwork published in .
Sound Pellegrino Album Art 1
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Interstate is incredibly versatile. Without the two logos, this cover has a certain timelessness.

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Sound Pellegrino Album Art 2
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Sound Pellegrino Album Art 3
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Sound Pellegrino Album Art 4
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5 Comments on “Sound Pellegrino Album Art”

  1. Dan Sayers says:
    Dec 3rd, 2012 3:20 pm

    Disregarding the use of Interstate, surely this cover’s perceived timelessness has something to do with the classic Deutsche Grammophon covers which it rips off / references … ?

  2. Thank you for schooling me, Dan! Didn’t know about Deutsche Grammophon. Including the label here for reference. Still, I like Sound Pellegrino’s original, triangular take on the motif. Certainly a reference, not a rip off.

  3. Giuliano Gavazzi says:
    Mar 25th, 2016 11:11 am

    I imagine you are also aware what the name Sound Pellegrino references? (The straight from the spring title is a clue…)

  4. I grew up with their music! Designers were actually Ill Studio (as well as for the identity), especially Nicolas Malinowsky, who later released tracks under the label. Malinowsky now runs his own studio: Atelier Malinowsky.

  5. Thanks, Quentin!

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