Record Disaster is a graphic design project for an independent music performance organized to support Cho Yong-bun, the grandmother who ran "Little Giant Pocha" and lost her livelihood due to forced eviction. The project focused on visualizing the spirit of voluntary solidarity among participating musicians and organizers. The design concept metaphorically contrasts the dark facets of Korean society—tainted by mammonism and vulgar capitalism—with the resolute solidarity of artists fighting undaunted. Through contrasting graphic layouts, it effectively conveys a message of solidarity against social injustice along with the clear purpose of the performance.