Poster Of The Week: Daniel Folmer CD Release Saturday At J&J's Pizza In Denton

Brent Frishman of Gutterth Productions created this week's featured poster, which promotes Daniel Folmer's Dead End CD release Saturday at J&J's in Denton. Should be an excellent show, with Dust Congress, Glen Farris and Sabra Laval also on the bill. I like the strapped-down figure, the crumpled background and the...

By Jesse Hughey

October 15, 2009

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Brent Frishman of Gutterth Productions created this week's featured poster, which promotes Daniel Folmer's Dead End CD release Saturday at J&J's in Denton. Should be an excellent show, with Dust Congress, Glen Farris and Sabra Laval also on the bill.

I like the strapped-down figure, the crumpled background and the typewriter font--and that it's not too cluttered. It's nice when a promoter is able to resist slapping an enormous logo on a poster; I had to look twice to even see the Gutterth moth at all. Even though it's a cool logo, a little restraint is appreciated.

As always, thanks to all who sent posters my way this week.

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