The 5 Grossest Metal Album Covers of All Time

Listed below are the 5 grossest metallic album covers ever, chosen by Molder vocalist/guitarist Aaren Pantke.

There’s a whole lot of disgusting album covers on the market and Pantke fronts one of many grossest new demise metallic band of the 2020s, so tabbing him for this checklist made good sense.

We’ll get to these gross album covers in a second, however first..

What You Have to Know About Molder

From: Shorewood, Illinois

First Album: Vanished Cadavers (2020)

New Album: Catastrophic Reconfiguration

Molder, ‘Catastrophic Reconfiguration’ album cowl

Prosthetic

Molder play an old-fashioned model of demise metallic that is twisted and deranged, within the vein of Post-mortem, Obituary, early Asphyx. It is all concerning the ooze with Molder, doubling down on campy, gory horror themes with Catastrophic Reconfiguration, the followup to the remarkably rotten 2022 LP Engrossed in Decay.

With track titles resembling “Pulped,” “Bursted Innards,” “Nothing Left to Ooze” and “Frothing,” Molder paint a transparent image for even these with probably the most muted sense of creativeness.

Pantke’s bug-eyed vocal efficiency is feral and paranoid, including one other layer of urgency to the fast-paced twists and turns of Molder’s riffing frenzy.

Of “Frothing,” Pantke asserts, “Arguably my favourite track on the file. If somebody had been to ask what we’re all about? That is the one I would present them. It is acquired every part; thrash, demise, crust, doom and so forth. It even has Scott Carroll of Cianide doing visitors vocals in the course of the ‘meltdown.’ It is one in every of our most rabid tracks, interval. For followers of dropping your rattling thoughts.”

Take a look at out the track straight beneath and maintain scrolling to see Pantke’s picks for the grossest metallic album covers ever!

Molder, “Frothing”

Get your copy of Molder’s ‘Catastrophic Reconfiguration’ (out Nov. 8) on the Prosthetic webstore. Sustain with the band on Instagram, Fb and Bandcamp.