A rare piece from Australia’s underground rock scene, this original daybill poster was created to promote Sister Flute and the Sunday Best, the album that showcased Palladium’s unique blend of art rock and alternative sounds. Featuring standout tracks like Horsey and Good Girl, the album captured the band’s experimental yet melodic approach, making it a cult favorite among fans.
Printed on lightweight stock, this poster has remained intact for over two decades, a rare feat given the disposable nature of promotional materials. The striking blue background, bold typography, and surrealist imagery reflect the band's artistic identity and the era’s dynamic music scene.
For collectors of obscure Australian rock memorabilia and fans of underground music history, this poster is a must-have. Perfect for framing, it’s a striking visual piece that embodies the creativity of early 2000s indie music.
Features
- Palladium – "Sister Flute and the Sunday Best" Vintage Daybill Poster
- Original promotional release poster from the early 2000s
- Unframed dimensions: 1020mm x 380mm
- Carefully shipped rolled in a protective tube
This poster has survived intact for over two decades, a remarkable feat given the disposable nature of promotional material.