Rebrand Roundup: From the Ministry of Sound to the Peace Corps

Published 06/06/2016 by

Spin – Ministry of Sound

Spin has created a surprisingly sparse new identity for the Ministry of Sound nightclub brand, which aims to highlight the spiky, irreverent qualities of the brand, while respecting its heritage and embracing its future. Marking the London nightclub and record label’s 25th birthday, the brand’s new logo is a dramatic change from its predecessor. It incorporates the spherical arches of the original, but replaces the domed gate and crown graphic with a new triangular ‘M’ mark. Spin has also removed the company’s name from the

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