Showing posts with label record. Show all posts
Showing posts with label record. Show all posts

Friday, March 15, 2013

[CONTEST REMINDER] Win a League of Space Pirates Book and Record

THIS CONTEST IS CLOSED! Thank you for participating!

Don't forget you have until 11:59pm Eastern USA Time TONIGHT to make an entry comment to win one of two copies of the League of Space Pirates' Book and Record. You can find the original contest post by clicking the side bar ad, or this link.



[NOTE: If you are reading this on Facebook or Google+, you must go to THE ACTUAL BLOG POST HERE to enter this contest! You CANNOT enter this contest by commenting on Facebook, Twitter, or Google+]

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

[CONTEST REMINDER] Win a League of Space Pirates Book and Record

THIS CONTEST IS CLOSED! Thank you for participating!

Don't forget you have until 11:59pm Eastern USA Time Friday, March 15th to make an entry comment to win one of two copies of the League of Space Pirates' Book and Record. You can find the original contest post by clicking the side bar ad, or this link.



[NOTE: If you are reading this on Facebook or Google+, you must go to THE ACTUAL BLOG POST HERE to enter this contest! You CANNOT enter this contest by commenting on Facebook, Twitter, or Google+]

Monday, March 11, 2013

[CONTEST] Win a League of Space Pirates Book and Record

THIS CONTEST IS CLOSED! Thank you for participating!

To celebrate their latest release, League of Space Pirates, the creation of Skull-A-Day founder Noah Scalin and featuring Skull-A-Day co-editor Abby Davis, is giving away a copy of their brand new Book and Record set to 2 lucky Skull-A-Day readers!

Front Cover


Limited Edition Starburst Vinyl


A peek of the artwork inside the comic book.


The cover and a peek inside where the record sits at the end of the book.


League of Space Pirates is a band of badass anti-corporate space pirates who fight The Man (Ubercorp) while Kicking out The Jams! Lead by Captain Orlok and his gang of merry thieves Chroma, Mungo, Rusty Shields and Parrot, the band plays dynamic costumed live shows of high-energy electronic pop. The bastard child of Doctor Who and Depeche Mode has arrived on Earth and is ready to rock your world.


PRIZE INFO: We're giving away 2 copies of our Book and Records recent release...one per winner. Book and Record is a unique return to the classic illustrated book and record sets of the 1970s and 1980s. It features 2 original songs by League of Space Pirates on a limited edition starburst splatter 45RPM vinyl record, along with a 16-page book of illustrated interpretations of the songs by artists Meg Gandy and Matt Deans. It also features original cover artwork by artist James Callahan of Barf Comics.

HOW TO ENTER: Leave a comment below telling us what your Space Pirate name is. You can go here to get one from us, or make one up yourself.

CONTACT INFO: If you win, we need to contact you. With your comment, please INCLUDE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS!!! Entries are only valid with this information.

WHERE TO ENTER: All entries must be made on this blog post, on Skull-A-Day.com. You CANNOT enter this contest by commenting on Facebook, Twitter, or Google+.

CONTEST CLOSES: 11:59:59 PM Eastern USA Time Friday, March 15, 2012.

NUMBER OF WINNERS: Two

PRIZE SHIPS: This contest is open to all skull lovers around the world.

IF YOU DON'T WIN: Don't fret, copies of the Book and Record are also available for purchase online HERE. Sneak preview the tracks from Book and Record here. And watch the video for the track She’s A Star here. Other band merchandise, including stickers, buttons, and our previous album is available in our shop.

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Record skull

Ryan Kinney from Ashtabula, OH made this skull with old records formed over a mask.


Records are considered one form of "dead media", but to me and many other vinyl enthusiasts  they are still alive and well in our massive collections. There is something about the crackles and pops of a record that you can't get with a CD, or MP3. I love the tactile quality of being able to hold the music in my hand, vs only digitally view. That being said, I do enjoy seeing bad or damaged records recycled into artwork, like this skull.


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