How Burn & Broad created an action-packed comic for Dreamville
Working with Dreamville, the massively popular record label co-founded by rapper J. Cole, was “one from the bucket list” for NYC-based...
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Print Roundup: August
The end of summer brings the start of something exciting here at Newspaper Club: earlier this month, we got a shiny, new digital printer!...
Made with ARTHR: NY Studio Factory
Our free layout tool, ARTHR, is the unsung hero behind many of the newspapers we print at Newspaper Club. If you've not met ARTHR, here's...
Woza goes behind the gqom music scene
A new documentary from Italian music label Gqom Oh! and Rome-based radio station Crudo Volta sheds light on the artists behind gqom, an...
Mini newspaper for big voices at Tournez la Meule music festival
Tournez la Meule is a vocal festival founded in 2014 by well-travelled Swiss quintet 5 aux Moulins. What began as a group of friends...
Music and art for a good cause with Secret 7"
We're very happy to be sponsors of Secret 7" again this year. Since 2012, the project has raised over £130,000 for charity by inviting...
Newsprint single from The Famines out today!
Here's a first for us: Canadian band The Famines have released some new music on what they're calling a 'paper single.' They've printed a...
Drift's 2014 Records of the Year
Drift Record Shop in Devon has printed another Records of the Year newspaper, compiling the finest sounds of 2014. You can flick through...
The buzz about The Stinger
We printed the first issue of music magazine The Stinger in February and last month they published their third issue. It's a cracking...
The Centurion – our 4,000,000th newspaper
We blogged earlier in the week about The Centurion, a fantastic series of four newspapers printed for the London Philharmonic Orchestra....
How the London Philharmonic Orchestra celebrated 100 years of music with 100 years of newspaper design
We've loved working with the London Philharmonic Orchestra throughout this year to print four issues of The Centurion. The traditional...
