Kevin Moreau
@kevinmoreau.bsky.social
Writer, editor, co-host of The Comics Canon podcast. Recovering music and entertainment journalist. Comics, RPG, fantasy, sci-fi, crime fiction and hard rock enthusiast. I contain multitudes, and they’re all bummed out.
January 11, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Album Covers I Have Loved, No. 5: “London Calling,” The Clash
This is a no-brainer. I mean, just look at it – it’s a perfect encapsulation of rage, of protest, of turning powerlessness into power.
This is a no-brainer. I mean, just look at it – it’s a perfect encapsulation of rage, of protest, of turning powerlessness into power.
December 14, 2024 at 10:34 PM
Album Covers I Have Loved, No. 5: “London Calling,” The Clash
This is a no-brainer. I mean, just look at it – it’s a perfect encapsulation of rage, of protest, of turning powerlessness into power.
This is a no-brainer. I mean, just look at it – it’s a perfect encapsulation of rage, of protest, of turning powerlessness into power.
Album Covers I Have Lived, No. 4: “1984,” Van Halen
This, to me, is one of THE perfect hard rock album covers. The evocation of corrupted innocence— the bad boy peeking through the angelic facade — is hard to beat. That’s rock and roll.
This, to me, is one of THE perfect hard rock album covers. The evocation of corrupted innocence— the bad boy peeking through the angelic facade — is hard to beat. That’s rock and roll.
December 4, 2024 at 4:40 AM
Album Covers I Have Lived, No. 4: “1984,” Van Halen
This, to me, is one of THE perfect hard rock album covers. The evocation of corrupted innocence— the bad boy peeking through the angelic facade — is hard to beat. That’s rock and roll.
This, to me, is one of THE perfect hard rock album covers. The evocation of corrupted innocence— the bad boy peeking through the angelic facade — is hard to beat. That’s rock and roll.
Album Covers I Have Loved, No. 3: “British Steel,” Judas Priest
I wince a little bit every time I look at this cover. So, naturally, I own a t-shirt of it.
Why do I like this cover so much? Look at how HUGE that razor blade is! It takes up my man’s whole hand! Was it made for shaving giants?
I wince a little bit every time I look at this cover. So, naturally, I own a t-shirt of it.
Why do I like this cover so much? Look at how HUGE that razor blade is! It takes up my man’s whole hand! Was it made for shaving giants?
November 29, 2024 at 9:01 PM
Album Covers I Have Loved, No. 3: “British Steel,” Judas Priest
I wince a little bit every time I look at this cover. So, naturally, I own a t-shirt of it.
Why do I like this cover so much? Look at how HUGE that razor blade is! It takes up my man’s whole hand! Was it made for shaving giants?
I wince a little bit every time I look at this cover. So, naturally, I own a t-shirt of it.
Why do I like this cover so much? Look at how HUGE that razor blade is! It takes up my man’s whole hand! Was it made for shaving giants?
Album Covers I Have Loved, No. 2: “Fragile,” Yea
I first heard of Yes from my buddy Dave in the sixth grade. But it took a few years for me to get into them. In 10th grade I borrowed a friend’s greatest-hits compilation and heard the intro to “Heart of the Sunrise” for the first time. I was hooked.
I first heard of Yes from my buddy Dave in the sixth grade. But it took a few years for me to get into them. In 10th grade I borrowed a friend’s greatest-hits compilation and heard the intro to “Heart of the Sunrise” for the first time. I was hooked.
November 28, 2024 at 12:22 AM
Album Covers I Have Loved, No. 2: “Fragile,” Yea
I first heard of Yes from my buddy Dave in the sixth grade. But it took a few years for me to get into them. In 10th grade I borrowed a friend’s greatest-hits compilation and heard the intro to “Heart of the Sunrise” for the first time. I was hooked.
I first heard of Yes from my buddy Dave in the sixth grade. But it took a few years for me to get into them. In 10th grade I borrowed a friend’s greatest-hits compilation and heard the intro to “Heart of the Sunrise” for the first time. I was hooked.
Album Covers I Have Loved, No. 1: “Some Girls,” The Rolling Stones
The first time I saw this album was when my next door neighbor Howard and I were rifling through his older sister Nadine’s record collection.
To this day I associate the Stones with Nadine, the quintessential bad girl next door.
The first time I saw this album was when my next door neighbor Howard and I were rifling through his older sister Nadine’s record collection.
To this day I associate the Stones with Nadine, the quintessential bad girl next door.
November 22, 2024 at 2:56 PM
Album Covers I Have Loved, No. 1: “Some Girls,” The Rolling Stones
The first time I saw this album was when my next door neighbor Howard and I were rifling through his older sister Nadine’s record collection.
To this day I associate the Stones with Nadine, the quintessential bad girl next door.
The first time I saw this album was when my next door neighbor Howard and I were rifling through his older sister Nadine’s record collection.
To this day I associate the Stones with Nadine, the quintessential bad girl next door.