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De Wereld Volgens Gorilla is an anthology of the best works that have appeared on the front page of De Volkskrant in Holland. >

In line with their exciting live performances, the packaging of Gazelle’s debut CD, Chic Afrique, is an experience. >

Legendary post-punk 1980s agitators, Koos’s iconic so-called “black tape” has been re-mastered, repackaged and re-released. >

Stefan Sagmeister designs the packaging for the collector's edition of David Byrne and Brian Eno's collaborative album. >

Graphic Design: A Primer in South African Graphic Design is by artist, designer, writer and independent publisher, Michael MacGarry. >

The Art of Romance takes you on a journey through the cheesy history of Mills & Boons and Harlequin book covers. >

Doodle for a Difference pays tribute to the participants, profiles the benefactors and offers a visual history of Night of 1 000 Drawings. >

Reasons to be Cheerful by Paul Gorman makes a case for the canonisation of Barney Bubbles in the history of 20th century design. >

Internationally celebrated jazz saxophonist Moreira Chonguiça has released his second Moreira Project album, Citizen of the World. >

The CD/DVD box set Bellville Rock City offers a veritable resource of profiles, music videos, tracks and documentary coverage. >

Although originally the offspring of Fokofpolisiekar, Van Coke Kartell have grown into themselves with a second album, Waaksaam en Wakker. >

Jo’burg indie electro outfit Model C have been described as “a dirty and beautiful eight-bit soundtrack that crawls under your skin”. >

Design Indaba reads Things I Have Learned In My Life So Far by Stefan Sagmeister. >

Cape Town's emo-electro outfit Unit.r have launched their debut album decked out in a full-house design campaign from illustrator Kronk. >

Graphic designer Jan Erasmus has documented his 25-year career in Intrigue. >

Electric Book Works’s first children’s book, uTshepo Mde: Tall Enough, has raked in the awards. >

Over the last 10 years or so, Bitterkomix has been consistently challenging and outrageous, undeniably brilliant, and impossible to ignore. >

The first comprehensive survey of the work of the 19th-century biologist and artist Ernst Haeckel has been published by Prestel Publishing. >