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No Dancing Law, Japan Print - A4

No Dancing Law, Japan Print - A4

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An A4 print of a No Dancing sign with text in Japanese and English Printed on 150gsm Munken Kristall acid free paper
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The Chemical Family Print

The Chemical Family Print

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An Exclusive edition for the Design Museum Electronic Exhibition Inspired by modular patch panels and vintage analogue synths, and maps out the history of the Chemical Brothers collaborations up until the present day Features over 30 collaborators including Q-Tip, Beth Orton, Tim Burgess, Richard Ashcroft, Noel Gallagher, Bernard Sumner, Bobby Gillespie, Beck, St. Vincent, Willy Mason, Hope Sandoval, K-OS, Fatlip, Klaxons, Kele Okereke, Jonothan Donahue, Steven Drozd & Wayne Coyne, Stephanie Dosen, The Magic Numbers, Anna-Lyne Williams, Anwar Superstar, Ali Love, Cate Le Bon, Colin Stetson, Spank Rock, Miguel, Tim Smith, Adam Smith, Spike Jonze, Dom and Nic, W.I.Z., Chris Milk, Joseph Kahn, Walter Stern, Michael Haussman, NE-O and Michel Gondry 50 x 70cm Matt white screen print 120gsm Keaykolour Jet Black uncoated paper Designed by Dorothy
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Live AV Print - A4

Live AV Print - A4

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This A4 print titled Live AV features a snapshot from Amelie Duchow's Tonstitch live performance Printed on 150gsm Munken Kristall acid free paper Photograph by Rachele Salvioli
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Chapter Opener Print - A4

Chapter Opener Print - A4

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An A4 print of a DJ in silhouette holding up a record during a set Printed on 150gsm Munken Kristall acid free paper Copyright Jacob Khrist
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The Battle of LA Print - A4

The Battle of LA Print - A4

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An A4 black and white print titled The Battle of LA On February 24th, 1942 a strange object was spotted in the night sky over Los Angeles. Air raid sirens were sounded across the county and a total blackout imposed over the city. Fearing an imminent attack from Japanese forces, the US Navy opened fire. When daylight eventually broke and the smoke cleared, the “enemy” was nowhere to be seen. The incident - named “The Battle of Los Angeles” - was declared to have been a false alarm, and written off as a case of “war nerves.” A later report suggested the culprit was likely a stray metrological balloon Inevitably, such dissatisfying explanations fuel speculation, and this time of an extra-terrestrial cover-up. UFOlogists cite the photograph from which this print is made, taken on the night, published in the Los Angeles Times, as evidence of a visitation, claiming that it shows spotlights directed at an alien spacecraft.  American DJ, record producer and composer Jeff Mills is one of the many who remain unconvinced by the official version of events, and worked with sound artist Yuri Suzuki to produce a drum machine named The Visitor, inspired by this photograph and the Battle of Los Angeles Printed on 150gsm Munken Kristall acid free paper
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Electronic Exhibition Poster

Electronic Exhibition Poster

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The official marketing poster for the Design Museum Electronic Exhibition Exclusive to the Design Museum Shop Printed on 150gsm Munken Kristall acid free paper 40 x 50cm
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Synth Evolution Print

Synth Evolution Print

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Produced for the Design Museum Electronic Exhibition Printed on 150gsm Munken Kristall acid free paper 40 x 50cm
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Synth Evolution Print
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Cybotron Poster

Cybotron Poster

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The inspiration for the Program Your 808 series of posters came from a fascination with Swiss design, Information Graphics and the Roland TR-808 Drum Machine. Before drum machines had internal memory, musicians had to resort to pattern charts if they wanted to remember their patterns and reprogram them later on Program Your 808 puts a modernist twist on the classic pattern chart, and is a visual way of documenting and displaying some the classic 808 drum patterns 40 x 50cm
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Cybotron Poster
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The Face Magazine Print

The Face Magazine Print

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A 30 x 40cm print of the front cover of The Face magazine - issue 49, May 1984 The feature cover story was Electro, the beat that won't be beaten Printed on 150gsm Munken Kristall acid free paper
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The Face Magazine Print
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Roland TB-303 Gradient Poster

Roland TB-303 Gradient Poster

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Exclusive to the Design Museum, a 2-colour gradient poster - from yellow to pink - of the Roland TB-303 Bass Line synthesizer 40 x 50cm Limited signed print of 120 Printed on  GF SMITH Naturalis - Absolute White Matt paper This poster has been created using the split fountain screen printing technique, where two inks are simultaneously pushed through the screen to create a natural colour blend. The results are truly unique each time, giving each poster an individual finish. The TB-303 (Transistor Bass) released in 1982 was originally marketed at guitarists as a bass accompaniment but was overlooked until the mid 80s when DJs and electronic producers in Chicago discovered its unique capabilities Producers started to experiment with the filter's cutoff frequency, resonance and envelope modulation which resulted in truly unique sound, one which was the birth of an entire sub-genre; acid house In 1988 acid house arrived on the UK shores from the US, at the same time as the emergence of a new drug, ecstasy. Between 1988-89 the UK’s youth population was gripped by the movement, dubbed the Second Summer of Love. Music, art & fashion were all transformed forever… and it was even symbolised by its own logo, the smiley With only 10,000 units originally produced, the TB-303 is one of the most sought out vintage synths ever and the Guardian listed its release as one of the 50 key events in the history of dance music
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Technics SL-1210MK2 Turntable Gradient Poster

Technics SL-1210MK2 Turntable Gradient Poster

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Exclusive to the Design Museum, a 2-colour gradient poster - from green to blue - of the Technics SL-1210MK2 direct drive turntable system 40 x 50cm Printed on GF SMITH Naturalis - Absolute White Matt paper Limited signed print of 120 This poster has been created using the split fountain screen printing technique, where two inks are simultaneously pushed through the screen to create a natural colour blend. The results are truly unique each time, giving each poster an individual finish. The Technics SL-1200 turntable series was produced between 1972-2010 as a high-fidelity consumer record player but quickly became a favourite among radio stations and DJs because of its direct drive high torque motor design, which made it suitable for push button cueing. The introduction of slip-mats saw the rise of (beat)mixing and scratching amongst DJs, also known as turntablism. The build quality and control over wow and flutter meant the equipment was particularly suitable for use in nightclubs and has become a staple With more than 3 million units sold, the SL-1200MK2 and its successors, is widely regarded as one of the most durable and reliable turntables ever produced with many of the models manufactured in the 1970s still in heavy use Frame not included
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Technics SL-1210MK2 Turntable Gradient Poster
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