Saturday Superhouse

Saturday SuperhouseThis silkscreen print of a Biffy Clyro album cover design, from the 2007 single Saturday Superhouse, is one in a repertoire of winners produced by Storm Thorgerson for the Scottish band since 2006. Storm Thorgerson commented on the Saturday Superhouse artwork in Mojo magazine (April 2007), saying: "Simon Neil, Biffy's singer, had experienced a bereavement. We asked him to explain the music and he sent an email with three words: Anger, Grief and

standing eerily like metal gargoyles guarding the musical homelands of Ellis

Inspiral Carpets

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Sgt Pepper in 2007

this short-but-sweet compilation makes a convincing case for latter-day Pink Floyd as solid students of rock-pop song craft

Hysteria gave the band seven hit singles and sold 20 million copies world wide

The picture is made up of several different photographs seamlessly joined together

so two images were required - similar

which is not that quick on a 5/4 plate camera

Finlay Cowan suggested humorously that we put Pink Floyd covers on the backs of female models

This was the first album of original material from The Who for 24 years and features Ringo Starr’s son Zac on drums

he's not bad looking

were both designed by UK illustrator