90s/00s Alt CDs
A CD album titled 'Handwritten' by the band The Gaslight Anthem, featuring band members Brian Fallon, Alex Levine, Benny Horowitz, and Alex Rosamilia.
A vinyl record cover featuring an artistic depiction of a hand holding a feather pen, with the text 'Arcade Fire' displayed below.
A music CD featuring the album titled 'Dear of Derrick'. The cover artwork includes a close-up image of a person.
A music CD album titled 'Congratulations' by the band MGMT. Includes parental guidance and explicit content warning.
A music CD titled 'Deserte Song' by the artist MIMT, featuring songs from their album.
A music CD titled 'The Kissaway Trail', featuring artwork of two figures and an abstract background.
This is a CD by the band Passion Pit, titled 'Chunk of Change'.
A compilation album by Ben Folds Five, featuring a mix of live performances, b-sides, and early recordings.
A compact disc featuring album artwork with a minimalist design—a white face on a pillow with a duvet, suggesting themes of sleep or dreams.
This is a CD album by the folk rock band The Decemberists, titled 'The Crane Wife'. The cover features an illustration of a man and woman in early 20th-century attire.
A CD album by Bill Callahan titled 'Sometimes I Wish We Were An Eagle'.
A double album by the British rock band Cream, consisting of one studio and one live record.
This is a CD album titled 'Z' by the American rock band My Morning Jacket.
A music CD by Ben Folds Five, featuring the album 'The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner'. Highlights include the track 'Army'.
A compilation CD of singles by the band dEUS, titled 'No More Loud Music'.
A music CD by the artist or band known as HAL, featuring a variety of eclectic artwork on the cover, including animals and whimsical figures.
The CD 'The Ideal Crash' by the band Deus, featuring a distinctive album cover with artistic design.
This is a CD of the self-titled debut studio album by the American folk band Fleet Foxes, released in 2008. The cover features a detailed, vibrant painting 'Netherlandish Proverbs' by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, depicting various Dutch proverbs.
