Music

<n>Tumbling Dice Horns</n> designed by <n>Peter Sikking</n>, 2012.

The <n>Sony Walkman NW-ZX707</n> digital music player, released in 2023.

Cover for <n>Typographische Monatsblätter</n>, 1964 Issue 1, designed by <n>Felix Berman</n>.

Musician <n>Herbie Hancock</n> on the back cover of his 1978 album <n>Sunlight</n>. Photo by <n>Kaz Tsuruta</n>.

Sondek LP12-50 | Turntables | Linn International

A concept for a <n>Vision Pro Music Player</n> designed by <n>Filip Legierski</n> for <n>Riotters</n>.

The ultimate CD edition of <n>OrelSan</n>'s album <n>Civilisation + Civilisation Perdue</n>, designed by <n>Rægular</n>.

The 1972 album cover for <n>Can You Feel It</n> by funk/soul group <n>S.O.U.L.</n> Photo by <n>Joel Brodsky</n>.

Producer <n>Pete Rock</n> signs an <n>Akai MPC 2000XL</n>. Photo by <n>Benoit Florençon</n>, 2011.

The <n>TX–6</n> audio mixer by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>.

An advertisement for <n>VideoMusic</n>, a Canadian music video channel launched in 1980.

The <n>SB01 Synthesizer</n> by <n>Superlative Instruments</n>, a tribute to the classic <n>Roland SH-101</n>.

User interface for the <n>OP-1 field</n> synthesizer by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>.

Musician <n>Pete Rock</n> surrounded by his record collection. Photo by <n>Piotr Sikora</n>.

<n>Audacity app: UI fragments</n> by <n>Volodymyr Gruev</n> for <n>OOZE</n>.

Cover art for the album <n>Tomato Tree</n> by <n>The Slaps</n>. Artwork by <n>Alec Donkin</n>.