Offenbach – Saint-Chrone De Néant album art
Contributed by Jorge Iván Moreno Majul on Jul 6th, 2020. Artwork published in
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Saint-Chrone de Néant by Canadian prog rock band Offenbach was recorded live at the Oratoire Saint-Joseph, Montréal, Québec, on 30 November 1972.
Design concept by Jacques Bourassa, using parts of the Aldo Novarese’s typeface Stop to mask a photograph by Bernard Nobert.
The title is set in caps from Data 70, a Letraset original by Bob Newman. The image is too small to identify the sans serif. Note the use of left- and right-aligned text.
Track list with a vintage poster and ticket, as reproduced in the CD booklet of a 2008 re-release.
The band and their album.
2 Comments on “Offenbach – Saint-Chrone De Néant album art”
This is so unbelievably great!
I knew you’ll love this, Dan. I’d like to believe the band named itself after the city, but the composer strikes me as more likely.