New Order-inspired 'Your Silent Face' Art Print Style:Symfonisk Speaker Cover or of Canadian rock in

or of Canadian rock in general

so I did two versions of it - the 'sexy student' trope is strong in vintage retro pulp paperbacks

For this vintage retro pulp paperback cover to illustrate Sloan's song 'If It Feels Good

here's a great vintage retro pulp paperback cover to bring it to life

So it was worth two covers: when I saw this amazing vintage retro pulp magazine cover

New Order-inspired 'Your Silent Face' Art Print Style:Symfonisk Speaker Cover or of Canadian rock inThe first track of side two of legendary album 'Power, Corruption, and Lies', this great track by New Order, 'Your Silent Face' is a solid 6 minutes of electro wave perfection. It's also known for the last line, in which Bernard Sumner chokes out the line "You caught me at a bad time, so why don't you piss off?" which sounds more like genuine irritation with the world than actual song lyrics. Instantly classic. The lyrics also talk about silence in a