Malicious Damage

Malicious Damage

Malicious Damage est un label musical créé en 1979 par les membres du groupe Killing Joke, grâce à des emprunts personnels et un apport financier du label Island Records.

C'est sur ce label que sortiront les premiers maxi 45 tours du groupe, ainsi que leur premier album studio.

Le label est toujours actif et son catalogue comporte une douzaine de groupes. L'une des particularités de cette société est de confier le design des couvertures d'albums, T-shirts, badges et autres produits dérivés au même artiste depuis les origines, Mike Coles. Son travail est principalement axé sur le détournement d'images publicitaires, d'affiches de propagande, etc.

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