Transgressive art/imagery in "non-electronic" genres

[fin de siècle]

Whore "Doing It For The Kids" CD (Moribund Records, 2005)

[martialgodmask]

2nd and 3rd ones there are Mike Diana, same artist who did Our Problem and lots of horrendous/brilliant illustrations.

http://vinyliciously.gr/images/uploads/IRON-MONKEY---OUR-PROBLEM-2lp-1.jpg

(sorry linked image cuts the left hand side of the sleeve off but can't find a good res version of the full thing.. it's out there, search for it).

The style reminds me very much of how I used to draw when I was young boy by which I mean no insult to him, just that it speaks to me in a different way to some other illustrated works.

http://www.mikedianacomix.com/mikediana/mikediana.html

For me, head and shoulders above some leather jackets in a morgue.

Edit: [Link] Metal-archives lists four releases that he has contributed art for. Don't know how up to date or accurate that is.

[Vermin Marvin]

Mike Diana/Jim Goad/Antiseen
America checked.

[Dr Alex]

Beautiful Lifelover cover:

[cr]

Always liked those Pungent Stench covers back in the days:
(Sometimes using photographs from Joel-Peter Witkin, what I realized only years later)

"For god your soul...for me your flesh"


"Been caught buttering"


"Dirty rhymes and psychotronic beats"


"Praise the names of the musical assassins"

[andy vomit]

first thing i thought of...  blind faith