Complete Artwork for the Hc-Band Laura Mars (Germany).
Labeltext: the LAURA MARS "vultures" 12" (SUPERFLUOUS RECS. # 005) has been released september 10th, 2009. it's been a long time in the making and we got the numbers twisted again -- record number 5 released weeks after number 7 came out! -- but well, we are all more than happy that it finally sees the light of day. superfluous is a label meant to release the records of our own bands and with two of the three people behind superfluous playing in LAURA MARS this is a very special record to us. we approached a number of labels before deciding to release it completely on our own and got the reactions we knew we'd get: too hardcore for the screamo/noise section, too noisy/crazy for the hardcore section. so much for stereotypes in the punk scene. finally, we decided to give it a shot on our own and asked some friends for help. steffen did the whole artwork, maik did the screenprinting and we robbed some banks to pay the pressing plant. now it's done and looking at the final result we tend to think that we did the right thing.
Labeltext: the LAURA MARS "vultures" 12" (SUPERFLUOUS RECS. # 005) has been released september 10th, 2009. it's been a long time in the making and we got the numbers twisted again -- record number 5 released weeks after number 7 came out! -- but well, we are all more than happy that it finally sees the light of day. superfluous is a label meant to release the records of our own bands and with two of the three people behind superfluous playing in LAURA MARS this is a very special record to us. we approached a number of labels before deciding to release it completely on our own and got the reactions we knew we'd get: too hardcore for the screamo/noise section, too noisy/crazy for the hardcore section. so much for stereotypes in the punk scene. finally, we decided to give it a shot on our own and asked some friends for help. steffen did the whole artwork, maik did the screenprinting and we robbed some banks to pay the pressing plant. now it's done and looking at the final result we tend to think that we did the right thing.
