Die-Cut Album Covers – Family 2

Here’s the album by “Family” that followed in 1972: Bandstand. Die cuts included a window (TV screen) and the beveled top corners of the cover and the inner sleeve.

Die-Cut Album Covers – Family

The 12X12 art space for LP album covers was a good format for creative die cut and multi-page creations. The 1971 album by the UK prog rock group “Family” presented (pre-digital) morphing faces of the band members on sequential step-cut pages. The music itself is unremarkable (except for a baritone-anchored a cappella ditty called “Larf and Sing”), but the cover is rather cool.