Art

A riff on a classic.

Puff printing (meaning the ink rises from the shirt a bit) white bolt on either a black or white tee. The white/white combo looks PRETTY fresh, we must say.

Printed on Gildan Hammer blanks by our friends at Pink's Inks.

When Sound of Silver was originally released in 2007, the vinyl edition came with a 24"36" folded poster insert.

We've brought it back in our most recent stock, but we also are making it available as a standalone for everyone who already has the record (or if you want extra posters?)

Also please remember that it's ALREADY FOLDED into 12"x12" (the printer does this) and will ship that way. So it'll have creases just like if you got it in the record.

Made in Brooklyn, NY. Standard 18"x24" size.

Signed and numbered edition of 177 by Eric Copeland, DFA has prints 1-50. 

This is a 3 color screenprint on French 100lb cover paper, printed in 2019

"Part of Copeland's "Glyph Series," "Glyph Figure" is comprised of the repetition of partial letters in alternating colors and patterns. Trying to replicate Typewriter Art, these Glyph drawings proved full of opportunities to expand on the original model. Besides being much larger than previous work, they are also Copeland's first giant step into color. Part discipline, part obsession, part endurance, part process. This particular Glyph Figure is also the cover image to Copeland's latest LP, Trogg Modal 2 (DFA Records)."

BIO:
Eric Copeland (b. Brunswick, ME, 1978) is a musician, artist, and writer currently living and working in Palma, Spain. He is a cofounder of the reckless, ongoing Neanderthal band Black Dice since 1997. He has released music on his own since 2006. And he annually publishes a series of obsessive collections under ESL Books. A graduate of the Gallatin School of Individualized Study, his focus was on something like "subliminal language," which still guides most of his work. He is currently working on a vandalism of Brave New World, entitled "Demon Portraits."

Originally bundled with the Long Goodbye repress, this is now available a la carte as we have a few leftovers.

It's a slightly revised design from the original (less tacky sponsor logos!), but is done as a two-color print on 65 lb. French cover by Kayrock Screenprinting here in Brooklyn, NY.

24"x 36", comes shipped in a 3" poster tube.

Originally bundled with the Long Goodbye repress and now available a la carte as we have a few leftovers, this is a signed risograph print of a photo taken by longtime LCD photographer Ruvan Wijesooriya at the Madison Square Garden show in April 2011.

10.5"x 7", comes shipped in a flatpack envelope.