Print & Design 1034 Items

At a towering 6’7” tall with deep, haunting vocals to match, Peter Steele’s unique persona perfectly lended itself to the gothic atmospheres and doom-laden riffs that Type O Negative was best known for. This 4” articulated Type O Negative ReAction Figure of frontman Peter Steele is inspired by the cover art from the band’s 6th studio album Life is Killing Me album, which celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2023, and comes with a bass guitar accessory, detailed with a real chain guitar strap. This Peter Steele ReAction Figure will be a bloody good addition to any collection- get yours today!

• Product Material/Process: Injected Plastic & Paint
• Product Accessories: bass guitar accessory with chain guitar strap detail
• Package Dimensions (in): 9"x6"x1"
• Weight: 0.19 lb

Super7 continues to pay homage to the one and only The Notorious B.I.G. with the new 7” scale, articulated Deluxe action figure. Inspired by the legendary hip-hop storyteller’s iconic east coast style, this figure features intricate sculpt and premium paint detailing, comes with sunglasses, microphone, gold chain accessories, all packaged on a blister cardback. If you don't know, now you know- this Notorious B.I.G. Deluxe figure is a must-have for any hip-hop collection!

• Product Material/Process: Injected Plastic & Paint
• Product Accessories: Sunglasses, Microphone, Gold chain
• Package Dimensions (in): 11.3" x 2.56" x 6.02"
• Product Dimensions (in): 7
• Weight: 0.6 lb

The eighth issue of our quarterly underground hip hop magazine.

52 pages – no ads, full color, 5.5″ x 8.5″

Featuring: Yoni Wolf (WHY?) Interview by Peter Agoston – Illustration by 319 Heads, Butcher Bear ((iN)Sect Records) Interview by DJ Jester the Filipino Fist – Illustration by 319 Heads, Roughneck Jihad Interview by Luke Sick – Illustration by 319 Heads, Sampler Cafe Interview by Jonathan Balazs – Illustration by Aidan Searle, DJ Jester the Filipino Fist Interview and Illustration by 319 Heads, Rap Meets Opera Article by Werner von Wallenrod – Illustration by Allan Lorde, plus book reviews of Rap and Redemption on Death Row (The University of North Carolina Press) and Words From Wize (Parker Pubs).

From The City of Brooklyn Zoo, Ol’ Dirty Bastard is back again! The new 7” scale, articulated O.D.B. Deluxe figure is inspired by the cover art from his platinum-selling solo debut album Return to 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version, features intricate sculpt and premium paint detailing, and comes with microphone and ID card accessories, all packaged on a blister cardback. While the artist himself is gone all-too-soon, this Ol’ Dirty Bastard Deluxe figure can live on in your collection of legendary hip-hop artists!

• Product Material/Process: Injected Plastic & Paint
• Product Accessories: Microphone & ID Card
• Package Dimensions (in): 11.3" x 2.56" x 6.02"
• Product Dimensions (in): 7
• Weight: 0.2 lb

Out of print since its initial 2012 very limited first edition run. Contains exclusive 7" featuring previously unreleased 1983 interview with Barney Sumner conducted by the author. Over 400 unique-to-this-publication photos of the band and 200 plus images of rare memorabilia.Forewords by Peter Hook and Stephen Morris. Introductions by Moby and Paul Morley.Hardback: 198 full colour pages - 252mm(H) x 305mm(w), landscape, art book-style format in slipcase. No one has ever documented the early live career of a truly iconic band in such detail. Dec Hickey saw every New Order UK gig between Feb '81 and June '84 - some fifty plus nights!"Up until about 10 minutes ago I thought that the depths of my Joy Division/New Order obsession were untouched/unmatched. Then I looked through this book. Ah boy, I'm beaten. And in awe_ " - Moby"I can very much understand someone having an obsession with New Order... It was inevitable that a fan, a loyal, attentive follower, of such a group on such a meticulous label releasing records packaged with such scrupulous suggestive care would themselves be particularly obsessive... The fan(atic) symbolises the idea that without obsession, life is nothing... For the fan, New Order are an ideal object of desire, the perfect pop group - in the form of a perfect puzzle, an actual sign of fluid intelligence - to obsess over, to collect, analyse, interpret, treasure and ultimately possess." - Paul Morley (Tiny extract from his Introduction to the book)"The epic book... one amazing tome... a cultural history and an essential addition to any New Order fan's life... a much-treasured item..." - John Kennedy (X-posure/Radio x) Rough Trade, London - "Lavish and stunning book" Damaged Goods Books, DAMBOOK5. ISBN: 9781916232730

The growth of the Jamaican recording industry…

Records have played an integral part in the history of Jamaican music and the importance of making records, as opposed to making music, can never be overstated. These are the stories, told through first-hand accounts wherever possible, of the men and women… manufacturers, musicians, singers, deejays, arrangers and record producers… who made the records and who made the sound of reggae available worldwide.

“This volume of what promises to become a crucial series covers in comprehensive fashion Jamaican music’s pivotal phase, when the music absorbed its US influences from soul and moved on from rock steady and progressed to the uniquely Jamaican sound of reggae and rockers.

It was a period in which old and new rhythms became the cornerstone of the music and thus the true foundation of reggae. This second volume in the trilogy, amply illustrated, contains a wealth of interview testimony from the creators of the music and is both utterly authentic and essential reading.” Steve Barrow Co-author of ‘Reggae The Rough Guide’

“Noel Hawks takes another deep dive into the history of Jamaica’s recording studios, the businessmen who owned them and the record producers who worked in them. While the previous volume, ‘The Birth Of Ska’, dealt with Jamaica’s nascent music business and the journey, from its mento and folk roots to rhythm & blues and then ska, ‘Rock Steady To Rockers’ picks up the story as ska is about to transform into the smoother rock steady style and carries us through to reggae and the sonically sophisticated dub of the Seventies.

The book contains a stunning collection of hard facts about the business of making records, as well as personal recollections from many of the leading lights of Jamaica’s music scene, and is a fascinating read for record collectors, reggae fans and anyone who loves music. Chris Lane Fashion Records

“The second part of this important trilogy is no less informative and engrossing than the first volume. The author’s blending of his own authoritative narrative and entertaining quotes from people who watched everything that’s chronicled here unfold… artists, producers and early collectors… makes for a seamlessly entertaining read from start to finish.

If you couldn’t be there, or even thereabouts, at the time consider this book your very own literary Tardis to help you to relive the evolution of Jamaican music at (almost) first hand. I’m very proud to have had even the smallest involvement with this essential read. Roll on Volume Three…” Tony Rounce Author & Music Historian

Dark Entries Collected Music Graphics Compiled by Josh Cheon and Eloise Shir-Juen Leigh To celebrate 15 years of Dark Entries, this zine showcases the label’s visual aesthetic, bringing together some of the most iconic designs that we’ve released. While Dark Entries’ sonic mission has included sounds as diverse as synth-pop, Italo disco, darkwave, house, and techno, it is equally staggering to see the breadth of visuals the label has encountered and collected over the years. Included here are selected typography, logos, and illustrations from the label’s extensive catalog — well over 300 releases to date. Designs have been created using DIY analogue techniques as well as more contemporary digital approaches. A full discography is included at the end for reference and an essay by Shawn O’Sullivan (Led Er Est, Further Reductions). This zine serves as a source of inspiration for artists as well as a means of preserving and documenting these distinct graphics. Dark Entries Records is a San Francisco-based record label that was born in July 2009. Helmed by Josh Cheon, a vinyl-focused DJ and collector, the label has focused largely on excavating the 1980s underground era – but releases have spanned from sultry vintage disco to bleeding-edge contemporary techno. Graphic designer Eloise Shir-Juen Leigh has been responsible for most of the label’s artwork, whether reproducing original designs accurately for reissues or creating exciting new ones. Much care and attention is given to each release to represent the music in a memorable way as well as tell the stories behind these projects. Hand-stamped and limited to 200 numbered copies. 64 pages with neon cardstock covers. Measures 5×7 inches.

Let’s roll! Get ready to rock out with Pop! Avril Lavigne, dressed in her outfit from her music video Sk8ter Boi. She’s hitting the stage in style now. Expand your Pop! Rocks set and re-create your favorite music moments with this noteworthy addition. Vinyl figure is approximately 9.5 cm tall.

The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, is here to take the stage in your music collection! Who will this musician collaborate with in your Pop! Rocks collection? Vinyl figure is approximately 4.35-inches tall.

Careful when you bring home Pop! Alien, this Xenomorph may try to hunt the other Pops! in your Alien collection. Collectible stands approximately 3.75-inches tall.

Turn up the volume in your music collection with English singer and songwriter, Pop! Ozzy Osbourne (1989)! Who will this performer collaborate with next in your Pop! Rocks collection? Vinyl figure is approximately 11 cm tall.

A crossroads of reggae and punk; a travelogue of Jamaica, UK, and Japan from 1982 to 2023, written and photographed. To resist is to live. 1982-2023. Jamaica, UK, Japan. The intersection of reggae and punk. There are photographs that take on new meaning as time passes. The lifework of photographer Masataka Ishida, who has been following the world's rebel music. A record of his 41-year journey in search of true freedom. The first product from Type Slowly.

The creation of the band Samhain marks Danzig’s transition from his early punk days to the more heavy metal-focused music of his next uncanny era! This 5.5” scale Samhain Vintage figure of Bloody Danzig is inspired by the group’s debut album “Initium” and the muscle-bound action figures made popular in the 1980s, features copious blood-drenched paint detail, comes packaged on a die cut card back with scarecrow blister detail, and includes a microphone accessory. Samhain was a delightfully demonic period in Danzig’s musical evolution, and bringing home this beyond-jacked Bloody Danzig figure will be a Black Dream come true for your collection of heavy metal masters!

• Product Material/Process: Injected Plastic & Paint
• Product Accessories: Microphone
• Package Dimensions (in): 11.5 x 6 x 2
• Weight: 0.2 lb

Danzig is the perfect mix of menace, music, and muscles- the recipe for a true monster of Heavy Metal! This 5.5” scale Danzig Vintage figure is inspired by the debut album Danzig and the muscle-bound action figures made popular in the 1980s, comes packaged on a die cut card back with upside down cross blister detail, and includes a microphone accessory. Tell your children not to walk my way - tell them to pick up one of these uber-ripped Danzig Vintage figures!

• Product Material/Process: Injected Plastic & Paint
• Product Accessories: Microphone
• Package Dimensions (in): 11.5 x 6 x 2
• Weight: 0.2 lb