This image was originally created for Pete's 2014 Thud Crackle Pop exhibition along with three other Ministry of Audio Pleasure designs which have all become firm McKee classics since their initial release. 

When Pete created these M.A.P. designs, he wrote a fictional origin story for these images, written below, which sounded so convincing many believed it to be true...

"Set up in the mid-1960s under Harold Wilson, The Ministry of Audio Pleasure was a government organisation with the task of promoting the benefits of listening to popular music and safeguarding the general public against the misuse of vinyl records. The Ministry of Audio Pleasure ran a successful campaign instructing listeners on how to get the best results from their recorded music. Sadly, the MAP was disbanded under the classical music-loving Ted Heath government. These four posters are all that remain of the campaign and of the great work that the Ministry did."

Originally created for the 2014 Thud, Crackle, Pop exhibition.

50cm x 70cm Poster

Unframed poster measures 50cm x 70cm

Framed poster measures approx. 55cm x 75cm

Framed in a bespoke, glass, flat black frame made by the gallery's local framer. We also offer a flat white frame and a black angled frame. If you would like either one of the second two options please just pop your request in the notes section before the online checkout. 

Please note that framed prints take 7-10 days to be made up and an extra 2-3 days for delivery.