Ministry-inspired '(Every Day Is) Halloween' v2 Art Print

I did a cover for Ministry's '(Every Day Is) Halloween' several years ago, using a totally bizarre crochet balaclava visual, but the song is just So. Good. that it really demanded a second version, one that was more respectful of the gothic, horror context of the band and its music. That's also available here as v1. This classic, vintage, retro cover for Stevenson's 'The Curious Story of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde' is a pulp horror stalwart, but I kept looking for something else . . . I always came back to this one, though. What I love about it, and why I came to realize it's so perfect for this glorious, irresistible dance floor pleaser is that the look on Hyde's face is a perfect combination of surprise and shock and aggression: it captures that part of the narrative that says, 'well, I know I look like a monster, but seriously dude, have you examined yourself lately, you g**d**n hypocrite?'

If you haven't heard this song in a while, do yourself a favour and put it on a stereo where you can really crank it -- and then tell me you're not in a better mood afterwards.

So! Chances are good that if you've read this far, you're either a fan, or shopping for one, and hoping for something with infinite cred that will cover you in shopping glory. Perhaps you've been plumbing the depths of the long tail of the internet, hoping for something to pop up and announce itself as the solution to all your shopping, gifting, or home decorating worries.

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I have everything you might need for the music fan in you, or in your life, to bask in glorious uniqueness. Using the power of intertextuality magnified by narrative congruence, you can choose between 5 increasingly large sizes of framed-and-ready-to-hang poster art prints, the same 5 sizes of equally ready-to-hang stretched canvas, the same 5 sizes of simple posters if you prefer to do your own framing, and even a customized speaker cover for the IKEA Sonos Symfonisk speaker (which you'll have to get independently, of course).