给挡风玻璃除霜的音乐

A 12-inch vinyl record sleeve for an imaginary 1960s Swiss-style album, photographed flat and square, with the black record half pulled out of the right edge. The cover is strictly typographic and geometric: on an off-white background, a large icy-blue circle is scraped through by a series of parallel diagonal black bars, like the strokes of a windshield scraper revealing warm orange underneath. The title "MUSIC FOR DEFROSTING THE WINDSHIELD" is set flush left in a clean neo-grotesque sans-serif, black, in four short lines at the top left, and at the bottom left in small type: "Side A: 7:42 a.m. · Side B: Engine Running". Wide margins, strict grid, slight ring wear on the sleeve, soft daylight.