Despite justifiably receiving a lot of attention for the geometric approach created for Muse, I'm even more enamoured with La Boca's designs for The Emperor Machine. Maybe it's the retro-futurism of the typography or the quirky yet unsettling lo-fi imagery [that seemingly recounts obscure old library recordings and Krautrock oddities] but - either way - it's a strong aesthetic that fits perfectly with The Emperor Machine's spaced-out psyche-disco.
18 January 2011
The Emperor Machine artwork by La Boca
Link: La Boca
Despite justifiably receiving a lot of attention for the geometric approach created for Muse, I'm even more enamoured with La Boca's designs for The Emperor Machine. Maybe it's the retro-futurism of the typography or the quirky yet unsettling lo-fi imagery [that seemingly recounts obscure old library recordings and Krautrock oddities] but - either way - it's a strong aesthetic that fits perfectly with The Emperor Machine's spaced-out psyche-disco.
Despite justifiably receiving a lot of attention for the geometric approach created for Muse, I'm even more enamoured with La Boca's designs for The Emperor Machine. Maybe it's the retro-futurism of the typography or the quirky yet unsettling lo-fi imagery [that seemingly recounts obscure old library recordings and Krautrock oddities] but - either way - it's a strong aesthetic that fits perfectly with The Emperor Machine's spaced-out psyche-disco.
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