Cover Catastrophes: Exploring the Worst in Music Artwork

Shakira – Oral Fixation, Vol. 2., 2005

Shakira – Oral Fixation, Vol. 2., 2005

Dolly Parton – Bubbling Over, 1973

Dolly Parton – Bubbling Over, 1973

Marzi Nyman – Kelluva katedraali, 2018

Marzi Nyman – Kelluva katedraali, 2018

Eskimo Callboy – We Got the Moves, 2022

Eskimo Callboy – We Got the Moves, 2022

Ram – Most Wanted Man, 1986

Ram – Most Wanted Man, 1986

Swamp Dogg ‎- Rat On!, 1971

Swamp Dogg ‎- Rat On!, 1971

Wayne Cochran – Goin’ Back to Miami, 2005

Wayne Cochran – Goin’ Back to Miami, 2005

The Handsome Beasts – 04, 2004

The Handsome Beasts – 04, 2004

Millie Jackson ‎- Back to the S**t!, 1989

Millie Jackson ‎- Back to the S**t!, 1989

Boned – Up at the Crack, 2004

Boned – Up at the Crack, 2004

Iggy Pop – Beat ‘Em Up, 2001

Iggy Pop – Beat ‘Em Up, 2001

Kadavar – Rough Times, 2017

Kadavar – Rough Times, 2017

Elton John – One Night Only, 2000

Elton John – One Night Only, 2000

Kesha – Gag Order, 2023

Kesha – Gag Order, 2023

Ministry – Dark Side of the Spoon, 1999

Ministry – Dark Side of the Spoon, 1999

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