People have so many more ways to burn their money…the music industry could never smash and grab the market’s piggy banks again.’
A3 poster, 2003. ‘Think/Re:Mote – Set Your Mind Free To Be Controlled By Me’. ‘Originally designed for Supercharges’s Punk Skunk Funk EP (China), 1998. A 10″ gatefold inner, later reworked for Sleezenation, Brain Aided Design and this poster for The Peoples Bureau For Consumer Information.’ Supercharger were, for TDR a latter day Age Of Chance or Pop Will Eat Itself. There was a similar stance, vitality and energy to an idea which, based as it was on attitude and approach rather than music, stood no real chance of being universally popular. The PSF EP was a commercial iteration of an ongoing TDR idea exploring exactly who is controlled by the TV remote, and how more channels offer less choice.’