Peter Saville's Underrated Record Sleeves designed at Factory Records

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12 Jul Peter Saville’s underrated record sleeves designed at Factory Records

Posted at 12:53h in Culture, Features, Lifestyle, Music by Mathan Raj

Peter Saville, art director and graphic designer was behind Joy Division‘s iconic album featuing an image of a frequency signal. The artwork had recently appeared in a capsule collection produced by Goodhood London.

Though that graphic might be Saville’s most influential work on popular culture. Saville had designed a huge catalog of records for Factory Records. Some of which we feel deserve more attention. We dug deep to share with you five lesser known records from his collection. You may enjoy the design and songs below.[/vc_column_text]