50 Awful Metal Album Covers. Scroll through the gallery to see some of the biggest abominations to represent an album. Image 1 of 51. Louvarth / No Sign of Life / Perris Records / Anita Rozhkova. Fistful of Metal (1984) This image focuses exactly on what the album title suggests, a fistful of metal. It's a very expressive cover and much of it is reciprocated in the music which is old-school, in-your-face thrash metal at its finest. Certainly would rank this very, very high among thrash metal album covers.
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Check out more: artist artwork album artwork Ed Repka Derek Riggs Joe Petagno Wes Benscoter Mark Riddick Justin Bartlett Don Brautigam Doug Johnson Sam Turner Larry Carroll Necrolord Vincent Locke. 1. Boston - Boston. You cannot always judge a record by its cover, but in this case you certainly can. One of the finest album covers ever to wrap itself around a hard rockin' slab of wax, this gem from hard rockers Boston came with some of the greatest '70s guitar rock inside. With classic tunes like "More Than a Feeling" and "Long Time", this. The 100 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time. The most headbangable records ever, from Metallica's Black Album to Black Sabbath's 'Paranoid'. By. Christopher R. Weingarten, Tom Beaujour, Hank. 39. Boris Akuma No Uta (2003) A great play on the infamous Nick Drake "Bryter Layter" cover, Akuma No Uta or "The Devil's Song" is the fith album by Boris. The most notable difference.
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Created by Holly Warburton, the multi-hued design for Draconian Times still stands apart from other heavy metal album covers. Light years away from the image of the bizarre robot that graced the band's debut album, Lost Paradise, the Draconian Times art ran through the CD booklet, with band photos seamlessly incorporated into the design. 1. Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath (1970) Black Sabbath's highly influential eponymous debut is widely considered to be the first metal album ever, so it stands to reason the cover would be so deeply ingrained in the heart and mind of every 'head that it cast the mold for expectations to come within the genre. Depicting the Mapledurham Watermill. Poppy, "Fear of Dying" (Jack Off Jill) Poppy 's first release of 2021 was a cover, turning in a pretty faithful cover of Jack Off Jill's "Fear of Dying.". Utilizing the same driving beat. Today we're going to check out some of the best and most iconic album covers in metal. I'll share my top 10 artworks of all time and then I'm going to show y.
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I recently watched an episode of VH1 Classic's "That Metal Show," where they did a segment on their favorite album covers of all-time. This had to effects on me: first it made me really mad and second it inspired me to make my own list. All you need to know about their list is that in included Kiss "Alive II" in its top 5. KISS! That album cover is nothing more than a picture of Kiss! Its. 77: Kayne West: Yeezus (design by Kanye West and Virgil Abloh) One of the most famous album covers of recent vintage. Kanye West brings the minimalist "White Album" concept to the CD era. You.
The Pick: "Into Dust". Original Artist: Mazzy Star. The Conversation: Phil Collins' "In The Air Tonight" has been the band's most performed cover song, but while a strong pick, we're. Metal Covers · Playlist · 50 songs · 358.9K likes
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A selection of my favourite artists who produce cover art for metal bands. Intended as a reference for anyone interested in this kind of artwork, I've of course not been able to include my favourite pieces as only official album covers are allowed. To get a better idea of the full works of each artist simply follow the link provided, some of my favourite pieces will also be linked is possible. Top 25 Metal Album Covers Of All Time. By Aniruddh "Andrew" Bansal. 25. Annihilator: Alice In Hell. The album has a song titled 'Alison Hell' which is based on the true story of a little girl who had the fear of the dark so to speak, the fear of seeing a bogeyman-type monster at night.
