Some of the most iconic logos and album artworks are available as wallpaper and murals from Camden based music specialist Rock Roll. The range is the world’s first officially licensed repeat wallpaper and large-scale murals of album artwork from legendary recording artists.
There’s something for everyone in the collection, which features band logos and covers from Queen, The Who, Black Sabbath, The Sex Pistols, Guns ‘n’ Roses, Bring Me The Horizon and The Rolling Stones. All are vivid reproduced and immediately recognisable. If you’ve got a dedicated music room, or simply want to make a statement, they’re wonderfully emotive.
The company says it has worked closely with band management, record labels and the artists personally, to obtain the rights to produce the digitally printed wallpaper and murals.
We rather love Jamie Reid’s God Save The Queen Pistols artwork, a work of punk genius, but the Hipgnosis-designed cover for Black Sabbath Technical Ecstasy, featuring two robots on an escalator is equally regarded as a rock music classic.
With a nod to his rock & roll lifestyle with The Faces, Sir Rod Stewart is launching his own whisky. Wolfie’s Whisky is a blended Scotch with a hell raising heritage and a dash of Americana.“Wolfie’s is a rascal of a thing and with just a sip takes you back to the good old days. Fine-tuned…
Attention rock and brew aficionados! Trooper Beer, the brainchild of Iron Maiden and Robinsons Brewery, is turning 10 years old this year. To mark this milestone, the legendary British metal band has released an anniversary label edition of Trooper Original and a Special Edition Trooper X Imperial Stout. The limited edition stout has been crafted…
British Hi-Fi specialist Cambridge Audio has launched the MXN10, a compact new network player that can be used to bring any existing Hi-Fi system up to date with music streaming services. The half-width component, just 215mm wide, can be tucked beneath an existing audio system, or even around the back, out of sight. Not that…
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Some of the most iconic logos and album artworks are available as wallpaper and murals from Camden based music specialist Rock Roll. The range is the world’s first officially licensed repeat wallpaper and large-scale murals of album artwork from legendary recording artists.
There’s something for everyone in the collection, which features band logos and covers from Queen, The Who, Black Sabbath, The Sex Pistols, Guns ‘n’ Roses, Bring Me The Horizon and The Rolling Stones. All are vivid reproduced and immediately recognisable. If you’ve got a dedicated music room, or simply want to make a statement, they’re wonderfully emotive.
The company says it has worked closely with band management, record labels and the artists personally, to obtain the rights to produce the digitally printed wallpaper and murals.
We rather love Jamie Reid’s God Save The Queen Pistols artwork, a work of punk genius, but the Hipgnosis-designed cover for Black Sabbath Technical Ecstasy, featuring two robots on an escalator is equally regarded as a rock music classic.
This old dram of mine: Rod Stewart launches Wolfie’s Whisky, ‘a rascal of a thing’
With a nod to his rock & roll lifestyle with The Faces, Sir Rod Stewart is launching his own whisky. Wolfie’s Whisky is a blended Scotch with a hell raising heritage and a dash of Americana.“Wolfie’s is a rascal of a thing and with just a sip takes you back to the good old days. Fine-tuned…
Run to the tills: Iron Maiden Trooper beer debuts Special Edition 10th anniversary Imperial Stout
Attention rock and brew aficionados! Trooper Beer, the brainchild of Iron Maiden and Robinsons Brewery, is turning 10 years old this year. To mark this milestone, the legendary British metal band has released an anniversary label edition of Trooper Original and a Special Edition Trooper X Imperial Stout. The limited edition stout has been crafted…
This stylish Cambridge Audio network streamer is an ideal way to upgrade your Hi-Fi
British Hi-Fi specialist Cambridge Audio has launched the MXN10, a compact new network player that can be used to bring any existing Hi-Fi system up to date with music streaming services. The half-width component, just 215mm wide, can be tucked beneath an existing audio system, or even around the back, out of sight. Not that…
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