We speak to composer and sound designer Dave Connolly about creating the sonic identities for brands like Huel and Premier League, why the best sonic branding is self-referential, and what composers for brands can learn from Succession
The electronic music duo launched their debut album, Good Lies, with a pop-up boozer in London inspired by the two dogs found across their record covers
Sweden’s Loreen has made history as the first woman to win the Eurovision Song Contest twice. Here, we speak to the creative team behind the singer’s cinematic performance
We speak to WeTransfer creative director Matt Skibiak about collaborating on Jungle’s new visual album, and how the experience fed into its own brand campaign which peeks behind the curtain of the creative process
To mark its 25th anniversary, Vermont venue Higher Ground has released a book which delves into its rich history of one-off concert poster designs
After spending two decades dreaming up record sleeves, the New York-based designer reflects on the changing state of the music industry, and why it needs a visual roadmap now more than ever
Pink Floyd fans can rediscover one of the most recognisable albums of all time, thanks to a new limited-edition box set and hardback book designed by Pentagram
Directed by Thierry Albert – aka Albert Albert – the video for new track Tense was shot entirely on smartphones, and offers a cautionary view on living life through a phone lens
We speak to publisher Tony Herrington and new art director Guillaume Chuard about the magazine’s no-frills layout and visual identity
Pop art, festival posters, and the collective experience of music all informed the 2023 Eurovision branding by Superunion and Starlight Creative. Superunion’s Stuart Radford and Katherina Tudball discuss this year’s radical new look
The Scottish band’s new album, Heavy Heavy, comes with supercharged imagery that’s all about letting go. We speak to the band members and collaborator Tom Hingston about how they created the visuals for the record
A new major exhibition at Fotografiska New York charts the genre’s rise over the last 50 years with portraits of its biggest stars