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It's no secret that Thom Yorke has been treading through the various beat scenes. He's posted a ton of killer playlists on the Radiohead blog, made multiple appearances at LA's Low End Theory and even put out a 12" with Burial and Fourtet. The upcoming Radiohead remix album, TKOL RMX 1234567, feels like an inevitable culmination of these events. I'm looking forward to hearing the SBTRKT remix of Lotus Flower, but this Thriller Houseghost one is my favorite so far:

Give Up The Ghost - Thriller Houseghost RMX

Normally I'd link another track but last week Fourtet, Jamie xx, and James Murphy all dropped mixes and there's gotta be at least four hours of hand picked listening that I'd much rather recommend:

Beats in Space radio show #587 ft Fourtet

Beats in Space radio show #586 ft James Murphy

Jamie xx's BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix

There's a preview of Jamie xx's remix of Bloom on that mix as well as enough house, disco, and post dubstep / UK funky to keep even a vicious Monday at bay.

Reader Submission of the Week: TEK Jones (Seattle)

Today's Reader Submission of the Week comes from Seattle by an artist who goes by the name of TEK Jones, who has a sizable portfolio of flyer designs for what looks like pretty heavy-hitting club parties.  Not too many flyer designers can get away with using weird fonts or customizing their own typography, but TEK Jones has the ability to pull it off, as you can really tell in the first flyer.

If you'd like to be featured as our reader submission of the week, drop us an email at flyergoodness@gmail.com and tell us a little bit about yourself.  We welcome all sorts of art submissions and design styles, so share some of your flyers, posters, art prints or album covers.

Art of the Rolling Stones: Posters and Flyers Designed by John Pasche & More

Poster designed by John Pasche available here.

Poster designed by John Pasche available here.

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40 Licks promo poster available from Poster Scene

1969 Rolling Stones Gig Poster at The Forum from Poster Scene.

Available on Globe Poster's Etsy.

Poster from and available at Poster Scene

Poster from the Allman Brothers Band Forum.

1964 Rolling Stones Gig Poster at New Haven from More Things

Rolling Stones Gig Flyer at teh Hippodrome in Brighton from Wishful Thinking

Rolling Stones gig poster for Teen Beat Night 1963 from Laughing Buddha

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1989 Rolling Stones Show Poster at Oakland Stadium from and available at Posters57

1973 New Zealand Tour Poster for The Rolling Stones

From Poster Cabaret

1967 Rolling Stones European Tour Poster from Valleyism

French Single Cover from More Things

Rolling Stones Album Cover for "Some Girls" via I Turned Out A Punk

2002 World Tour Poster via Gotta Have Rock and Roll

Rock and Roll Circus poster via UGO

Let it Bleed Album Art from here 

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Parody Poster by Christopher Dombres

In 1971, a 24-year-old graduate of London's Royal College of Art name John Pasche designed the famous Rolling Stones logo after two weeks, citing his inspiration as Mick's appearance and his picture of Kali, the Hindu goddess.

While a lot of the posters here are designed by many hands, John Pasche is still credited to a huge body of work for the Rolling Stones and definitely made a very iconic logo for the time, that has aged very well.

Surrealistic Design by Kilian Eng

Just came across the fine works of Kilian Eng while doing my morning rounds of music blog checks.  Kilian Eng is a graphic designer based in Stockholm, Sweden with some real talent for producing futuristic and peculiar visuals.  He's definitely got an old school vibe with his pieces making use of attractive colorways and grainy compositions.