ANDY WARHOL
LIMITED VINYL SERIES
Ratfab Records presents a series of four limited edition vinyl releases featuring original Andy Warhol artwork, officially licensed by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. Discover the story behind the series here.
MUSIC × ART × COLLECTING
Ratfab Records presents a unique series of four limited edition 7" vinyl singles featuring original Andy Warhol artwork.
The first cover in a series of four 7" singles with artwork by Andy Warhol. White text with yellow background and yellow colored vinyl. Limited Edition of 500 copies.
Contains 2 versions of the original song Bang City written by C.Haggquist , Roland Ebert and Lira End
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The second cover in a series of four 7" singles with artwork by Andy Warhol. White text with magenta background and magenta colored vinyl. Limited Edition of 500 copies.
The third cover in a series of four 7" singles with artwork by Andy Warhol. White text with cyan background and cyan colored vinyl. Limited Edition of 500 copies
The fourth cover in a series of four 7" singles with artwork by Andy Warhol. White text with black background and black colored vinyl. Limited Edition of 500 copies.
The Factory 1985
The full story
THE ORIGINAL RATFAB × ANDY WARHOL RELEASE
1984 — THE BEGINNING
The story of Ratfab and Andy Warhol began in 1984, when Warhol created the original RATFAB artwork for the cover of the band’s single. The artwork is documented as documented in the Andy Warhol Catalogue Raisonné as No. 57.
THE ORIGINAL RATFAB × ANDY WARHOL RELEASE
Warhol created five variations of the RATFAB name. Warhol’s original RATFAB sketches are also documented in the Catalogue Raisonné, including the preparatory artwork created for the 1984 release.
DOCUMENTED IN THE ANDY WARHOL CATALOGUE RAISONNÉ
Roland and Carl started their first band ”Roland and the flying Albatross Band”, later shortened to RATFAB, with two childhood friends in 1977 and released their first 7” vinyl record in 1981.
Carl received the RATFAB logo designs directly from artist Andy Warhol in 1984, when visiting him for the 2nd time at his Broadway studio ”The Factory”. Carl´s art-collecting grandfather, Arne Haeggqvist, knew Andy Warhol from the sixties and presented his grandson to the artist who in return accepted to draw various variations of the groups name on his own stationery.
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