Industrial Music/Graphics: A Visual History of a Movement

A project in Boston, MA by SIGNALS Press
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Industrial music built a visual language as confrontational as its sound—Throbbing Gristle to Nine Inch Nails, told by its designers.
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Funded: $36,034 of $30,000
Dates: Aug 18th -> Oct 2nd (45 days)
Project By: SIGNALS Press
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Thank you swag

October 1st - via: kickstarter.com
Hi all, We're almost at the end of the campaign (17 hours to go!), and we want to thank every one of you for backing IM/G. Your support is what turns this from an idea into a real book. As a small thank-you, every backer will get an IM/G embroidered... (Read More)

Funded.

September 29th - via: kickstarter.com
It happened last night, quietly, the way these things apparently do. Someone clicked a button and Industrial Music/Graphics went from a book we hoped would exist to one that is going to be printed. Thank you. That's the whole message. Everything... (Read More)

Choice is consequential

September 25th - via: kickstarter.com
One step, two steps—Getting Closer A few of our favorite moments from our interviews so far.   (Read More)

A font made for one band

September 23rd - via: kickstarter.com
Last week we sat down with Mark Spybey for a long conversation. Dead Voices on Air, :zoviet*france:, Download, Pigface. He came to music sideways, out of painting, and still describes himself as a visual artist who makes music rather than the other... (Read More)

A playful reward

September 18th - via: kickstarter.com
Thanks to all that have supported us. We're in awe of the support, more things planned next week, but in the meantime a reward of sorts—and free.  We built a scanner you drive by hand. Drop an image on the bed, pick a style, press play — then... (Read More)

Thank you, and Simon Granger made us pins

September 15th - via: kickstarter.com
First, thank you. Every one of you who has backed this, shared it, argued about sleeve design in the comments, or sent it to the one friend who would care, has moved it further than we could have on our own. The shirts last week were the clearest... (Read More)

Exclusive—Steven R. Gilmore limited edition IM/G shirts

September 8th - via: kickstarter.com
Steven R. Gilmore has more credits in our research archive than any other designer in this book, by a factor of three. His work defined the look of Nettwerk and their foremost industrial exponent, Skinny Puppy. He has now made two T-shirts for the... (Read More)

Everything, Everywhere.

September 4th - via: kickstarter.com
No update in seventeen days, which is our fault, so here is what we have actually been doing instead. This is the board. Every record we considered for the book lives on it: 365 releases, from Faust's Faust IV in 1973 to The Tear Garden's Astral... (Read More)

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