Coming Soon! Early Banksy work. Album art and vinyl for badmeaningood : scratch perverts (2003)

$12,999.00

Artist: Banksy (British, b. 1974)

Medium: Offset lithograph in colors on record sleeve with an additional printing on the vinyl label.

Description: Beautifully framed and presented. Double album and cover with artwork by Banksy (2003). Extremely rare.

Banksy’s cover art for badmeaningood : Scratch Perverts captures the sharp, subversive wit that defined his early 2000s rise. Created during a period when Banksy was merging street culture with underground music, this design transforms a simple CCTV camera into a stage for playful rebellion. Three birds perch on the surveillance rig — one clutching a small object — turning an emblem of control into a scene of irreverent freedom. The bold pink “X” behind them amplifies the tension between authority and defiance, a recurring theme in Banksy’s work.

This double album represents one of Banksy’s most visually striking contributions to the BADMEANiNGOOD series, a project rooted in DJ culture, scratch performance, and the raw energy of early‑2000s London. The composition blends graphic clarity with social commentary, making it instantly recognizable and deeply emblematic of Banksy’s voice during this era.

Presented here in a premium gallery format with both records displayed outside the sleeve, the piece becomes a sculptural object — a fusion of music history, street art, and contemporary design. Its rarity, cultural significance, and exceptional presentation make it a standout work within Banksy’s music‑era catalog and a compelling centerpiece for collectors seeking early Banksy material with strong visual impact.

Condition: Very Good

Image size: 314 mm x 314 mm

Museum style framing: Included

Frame size: 42” w x 21” h

Certificate of Authenticity: Included

Shipping: Continental U.S. FedEx ground only. Usually ships within 3 business days.

Returns: Please see our Returns & Inspection Policy in the FAQ.

Artist: Banksy (British, b. 1974)

Medium: Offset lithograph in colors on record sleeve with an additional printing on the vinyl label.

Description: Beautifully framed and presented. Double album and cover with artwork by Banksy (2003). Extremely rare.

Banksy’s cover art for badmeaningood : Scratch Perverts captures the sharp, subversive wit that defined his early 2000s rise. Created during a period when Banksy was merging street culture with underground music, this design transforms a simple CCTV camera into a stage for playful rebellion. Three birds perch on the surveillance rig — one clutching a small object — turning an emblem of control into a scene of irreverent freedom. The bold pink “X” behind them amplifies the tension between authority and defiance, a recurring theme in Banksy’s work.

This double album represents one of Banksy’s most visually striking contributions to the BADMEANiNGOOD series, a project rooted in DJ culture, scratch performance, and the raw energy of early‑2000s London. The composition blends graphic clarity with social commentary, making it instantly recognizable and deeply emblematic of Banksy’s voice during this era.

Presented here in a premium gallery format with both records displayed outside the sleeve, the piece becomes a sculptural object — a fusion of music history, street art, and contemporary design. Its rarity, cultural significance, and exceptional presentation make it a standout work within Banksy’s music‑era catalog and a compelling centerpiece for collectors seeking early Banksy material with strong visual impact.

Condition: Very Good

Image size: 314 mm x 314 mm

Museum style framing: Included

Frame size: 42” w x 21” h

Certificate of Authenticity: Included

Shipping: Continental U.S. FedEx ground only. Usually ships within 3 business days.

Returns: Please see our Returns & Inspection Policy in the FAQ.

Banksy is a pseudonymous England-based street artist, political activist, and film director whose real name and identity remain unconfirmed and the subject of speculation. Active since the 1990s, his satirical street art and subversive epigrams combine dark humour with graffiti executed in a distinctive stenciling technique. His works of political and social commentary have appeared on streets, walls, and bridges throughout the world. His work grew out of the Bristol underground scene, which involved collaborations between artists and musicians.