New Order-inspired 'Your Silent Face' Art Print Style:Symfonisk Speaker Cover famously used in the final

famously used in the final scene of John Hughes' movie 'The Breakfast Club'

For this vintage retro pulp paperback cover to illustrate Sloan's song 'If It Feels Good

or of Canadian rock in general

'Barrel of a Gun' is a late-90s hit by Depeche Mode

here's a great vintage retro pulp paperback cover to bring it to life

New Order-inspired 'Your Silent Face' Art Print Style:Symfonisk Speaker Cover famously used in the finalThe first track of side two of legendary album 'Power, Corruption, and Lies', this great track by New Order, 'Your Silent Face' is a solid 6 minutes of electro wave perfection. It's also known for the last line, in which Bernard Sumner chokes out the line "You caught me at a bad time, so why don't you piss off?" which sounds more like genuine irritation with the world than actual song lyrics. Instantly classic. The lyrics also talk about silence in a