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* ''Achtung Baby'' by {{U2}}.
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* ''Thank You'' by DuranDuran.
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* ''Propaganda'' by Sparks.
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* ''Propaganda'' by Sparks.{{Sparks}}.
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* ''Led Zeppelin IV'' and ''Houses of the Holy'' by LedZeppelin.
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* ''Led ''"Led Zeppelin IV'' IV"'' (it's titleless) and ''Houses of the Holy'' by LedZeppelin.
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* {{Avenged Sevenfold}}'s self-titled album.
* ''[[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f3/MGMT_Congratulations.jpg Congratulations]]'' by MGMT.
* ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''In the Wake of Poseidon'', ''Islands'', and ''Larks' Tongues in Aspic'' by KingCrimson. (Some reissues of ''Islands'' added text to the cover.)
* ''Traffic'' by Traffic.
* ''Blind Faith'' by Blind Faith, but on only one version of the cover. ''[[ContemptibleCover That]]'' [[ContemptibleCover one]].
* ''Loudness'' by Loudness. This cover was painted by famed artist Tadanori Yokoo. Also ''Once and for All'' and ''Terror Hakuri'' by the same band.
* The Japanese cover of ''Agharta'' by MilesDavis, also by Tadanori Yokoo.
* ''Balls to the Wall'' by {{Accept}}. (Some CD reissues added text to the cover.)
* ''St. Anger'' by {{Metallica}}.
** ''Metallica'' (a.k.a. The Black Album) almost qualifies, because the only text is hard to see due to being nearly the same color as the background.
* The albums ''Screamadelica'' and ''Give Out but Don't Give Up'' and singles ''Ivy Ivy Ivy / You're Just Too Dark to Care'' and ''The Big Man and the Scream Team Meet the Barmy Army Uptown'' by PrimalScream.
* ''[[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f3/MGMT_Congratulations.jpg Congratulations]]'' by MGMT.
* ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''In the Wake of Poseidon'', ''Islands'', and ''Larks' Tongues in Aspic'' by KingCrimson. (Some reissues of ''Islands'' added text to the cover.)
* ''Traffic'' by Traffic.
* ''Blind Faith'' by Blind Faith, but on only one version of the cover. ''[[ContemptibleCover That]]'' [[ContemptibleCover one]].
* ''Loudness'' by Loudness. This cover was painted by famed artist Tadanori Yokoo. Also ''Once and for All'' and ''Terror Hakuri'' by the same band.
* The Japanese cover of ''Agharta'' by MilesDavis, also by Tadanori Yokoo.
* ''Balls to the Wall'' by {{Accept}}. (Some CD reissues added text to the cover.)
* ''St. Anger'' by {{Metallica}}.
** ''Metallica'' (a.k.a. The Black Album) almost qualifies, because the only text is hard to see due to being nearly the same color as the background.
* The albums ''Screamadelica'' and ''Give Out but Don't Give Up'' and singles ''Ivy Ivy Ivy / You're Just Too Dark to Care'' and ''The Big Man and the Scream Team Meet the Barmy Army Uptown'' by PrimalScream.
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[[AC:Alternative Metal]]
*{{Avenged Sevenfold}}'s self-titled album.
* ''[[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f3/MGMT_Congratulations.jpg Congratulations]]''Every single album to date by MGMT.
* ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''In the Wake of Poseidon'', ''Islands'', and ''Larks' Tongues in Aspic'' by KingCrimson. (Some reissues of ''Islands'' added text to the cover.)
* ''Traffic'' by Traffic.
* ''Blind Faith'' by Blind Faith, but on only one version of the cover. ''[[ContemptibleCover That]]'' [[ContemptibleCover one]].
* ''Loudness'' by Loudness. This cover was painted by famed artist Tadanori Yokoo. Also ''Once and for All'' and ''Terror Hakuri'' by the same band.
* The Japanese cover of ''Agharta'' by MilesDavis, also by Tadanori Yokoo.
* ''Balls to the Wall'' by {{Accept}}. (Some CD reissues added text to the cover.)
* ''St. Anger'' by {{Metallica}}.
** ''Metallica'' (a.k.a. The Black Album) almost qualifies, because the only text is hard to see due to being nearly the same color as the background.
Demon Hunter.
[[AC:Alternative Rock]]
* The albums ''Screamadelica'' and ''Give Out but Don't Give Up'' and singles''Ivy "Ivy Ivy Ivy / You're Just Too Dark to Care'' Care" and ''The "The Big Man and the Scream Team Meet the Barmy Army Uptown'' Uptown" by PrimalScream.
*
* ''[[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f3/MGMT_Congratulations.jpg Congratulations]]''
* ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''In the Wake of Poseidon'', ''Islands'', and ''Larks' Tongues in Aspic'' by KingCrimson. (Some reissues of ''Islands'' added text to the cover.)
* ''Traffic'' by Traffic.
* ''Blind Faith'' by Blind Faith, but on only one version of the cover. ''[[ContemptibleCover That]]'' [[ContemptibleCover one]].
* ''Loudness'' by Loudness. This cover was painted by famed artist Tadanori Yokoo. Also ''Once and for All'' and ''Terror Hakuri'' by the same band.
* The Japanese cover of ''Agharta'' by MilesDavis, also by Tadanori Yokoo.
* ''Balls to the Wall'' by {{Accept}}. (Some CD reissues added text to the cover.)
* ''St. Anger'' by {{Metallica}}.
** ''Metallica'' (a.k.a. The Black Album) almost qualifies, because the only text is hard to see due to being nearly the same color as the background.
[[AC:Alternative Rock]]
* The albums ''Screamadelica'' and ''Give Out but Don't Give Up'' and singles
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* PorcupineTree seems to enjoy doing this with eerily disturbing images. ''Metanoia'', ''Stupid Dream'', ''Lightbulb Sun'', ''In Absentia'', ''Deadwing'', and ''Fear of a Blank Planet'' all feature textless album covers, though each would usually feature a sticker on the shrink wrap with the band and album name. Some reissues of these have added text to the covers.
** Also ''Unreleased Electronic Music Vol 1'' and ''Insurgentes'' by Steven Wilson.
* ''[[AbbeyRoadCrossing Abbey Road]]'' by TheBeatles.
** Some pressings of ''The Beatles'' (a.k.a. The White Album) almost qualify, because the only text is embossed and is coloured the same as the rest of the cover. (Some more recent copies have the name in grey letters rather than embossed letters, and the earliest copies had serial numbers on the cover.)
* ''Atom Heart Mother'', ''Meddle'', ''TheDarkSideOfTheMoon'', ''Wish You Were Here'', ''Animals'', and ''The Division Bell'' by PinkFloyd.
** ''TheWall'' and ''The Final Cut'' originally had textless covers; some reissues added text.
* ''Blonde on Blonde'', ''Nashville Skyline'', ''Self Portrait'', and ''New Morning'' by BobDylan.
* ''Unknown Pleasures'' by JoyDivision and ''Power, Corruption and Lies'' by NewOrder.
** Several singles by NewOrder also had textless covers, in particular "Procession", "Temptation", "Blue Monday", "State of the Nation", "Bizarre Love Triangle", "True Faith", "Touched by the Hand of God", "Fine Time", "Round and Round", "Crystal", "60 Miles an Hour", and "Here to Stay".
** Most of NewOrder’s record covers, actually. ''Power, Corruption and Lies'' has the distinction of having '''no''' band name or album title information anywhere on either front or back covers ''or'' the record spine.
* ''Elephant'' by TheWhiteStripes.
** And ''White Blood Cells'' by the White Stripes. And ''Get Behind Me Satan''.
* ''It's Blitz'' by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
* ''Led Zeppelin IV'' and ''Houses of the Holy'' by LedZeppelin.
** ''In Through the Out Door'' was originally issued in a paper sleeve with the title on it, beneath which was one (at random) of three textless photo covers. Some CD editions replicate this; conventional plastic CD cases have the textless photos on the booklet (any one of three can be displayed depending on how the booklet is folded).
* ''JohnLennon/Plastic Ono Band'' and ''YokoOno/Plastic Ono Band'' by, well, who it says.
* ''Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs'' by [[EricClapton Derek and the Dominoes]].
* ''Lazer Guided Melodies'', ''Let It Come Down'' and ''Amazing Grace'' by {{Spiritualized}}.
* ''xx'' by the xx
** One could argue that the entire album art is just one big letter.
** Also ''Unreleased Electronic Music Vol 1'' and ''Insurgentes'' by Steven Wilson.
* ''[[AbbeyRoadCrossing Abbey Road]]'' by TheBeatles.
** Some pressings of ''The Beatles'' (a.k.a. The White Album) almost qualify, because the only text is embossed and is coloured the same as the rest of the cover. (Some more recent copies have the name in grey letters rather than embossed letters, and the earliest copies had serial numbers on the cover.)
* ''Atom Heart Mother'', ''Meddle'', ''TheDarkSideOfTheMoon'', ''Wish You Were Here'', ''Animals'', and ''The Division Bell'' by PinkFloyd.
** ''TheWall'' and ''The Final Cut'' originally had textless covers; some reissues added text.
* ''Blonde on Blonde'', ''Nashville Skyline'', ''Self Portrait'', and ''New Morning'' by BobDylan.
* ''Unknown Pleasures'' by JoyDivision and ''Power, Corruption and Lies'' by NewOrder.
** Several singles by NewOrder also had textless covers, in particular "Procession", "Temptation", "Blue Monday", "State of the Nation", "Bizarre Love Triangle", "True Faith", "Touched by the Hand of God", "Fine Time", "Round and Round", "Crystal", "60 Miles an Hour", and "Here to Stay".
** Most of NewOrder’s record covers, actually. ''Power, Corruption and Lies'' has the distinction of having '''no''' band name or album title information anywhere on either front or back covers ''or'' the record spine.
* ''Elephant'' by TheWhiteStripes.
** And ''White Blood Cells'' by the White Stripes. And ''Get Behind Me Satan''.
* ''It's Blitz'' by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
* ''Led Zeppelin IV'' and ''Houses of the Holy'' by LedZeppelin.
** ''In Through the Out Door'' was originally issued in a paper sleeve with the title on it, beneath which was one (at random) of three textless photo covers. Some CD editions replicate this; conventional plastic CD cases have the textless photos on the booklet (any one of three can be displayed depending on how the booklet is folded).
* ''JohnLennon/Plastic Ono Band'' and ''YokoOno/Plastic Ono Band'' by, well, who it says.
* ''Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs'' by [[EricClapton Derek and the Dominoes]].
* ''Lazer Guided Melodies'', ''Let It Come Down'' and ''Amazing Grace'' by {{Spiritualized}}.
* ''xx'' by the xx
** One could argue that the entire album art is just one big letter.
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* ''Year Zero'' and ''The Slip'' by NineInchNails.
* ''Disco Volante'' by Mr. Bungle.
* Technically, ''Anoraknophobia'' by {{Marillion}} qualifies; the title is not on the actual cover, but is printed vertically on the inside of the back cover, and visible next to the cover through the transparent CD case when it's closed.
* ''In the Aeroplane Over the Sea'' by NeutralMilkHotel.
* ''King of America'' by ElvisCostello.
* ''Disco Volante'' by Mr. Bungle.
* Technically, ''Anoraknophobia'' by {{Marillion}} qualifies; the title is not on the actual cover, but is printed vertically on the inside of the back cover, and visible next to the cover through the transparent CD case when it's closed.
* ''In the Aeroplane Over the Sea'' by NeutralMilkHotel.
* ''King of America'' by ElvisCostello.
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* ''Propaganda'' by Sparks.
* Every major release from the experimental drone band "Growing" to date have been designed without text.
* ''...I Care Because You Do'' and ''Richard D. James Album'' by Aphex Twin only feature his signature creepy grinning face.
* Every major release from the experimental drone band "Growing" to date have been designed without text.
* ''...I Care Because You Do'' and ''Richard D. James Album'' by Aphex Twin only feature his signature creepy grinning face.
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* ''Passion'', ''Us'', ''Secret World Live'', ''OVO'', ''Long Walk Home'', ''Up'', and ''Scratch My Back'' by PeterGabriel.
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* ''Passion'', ''Us'', ''Secret World Live'', ''OVO'', ''Long Walk Home'', ''Up'', ''The Devil and ''Scratch My Back'' God are Raging Inside Me'', an album by PeterGabriel.Brand New.
* ''Zeitgeist'' by Levellers.
* ''White Pepper'' by {{Ween}}.
* {{Weezer}}'s ''Hurley'' - The cover is a text free picture of Jorge Garcia, aka Hurley from ''{{Lost}}''. Once the cover was chosen, it nearly was going to be yet another SelfTitledAlbum, but then they decided to officially call the album what they predicted the FanNickname for it would be anyway.
* ''A Thousand Suns'' by LinkinPark.
[[AC:Avant-Garde Metal]]
* ''Zeitgeist'' by Levellers.
* ''White Pepper'' by {{Ween}}.
* {{Weezer}}'s ''Hurley'' - The cover is a text free picture of Jorge Garcia, aka Hurley from ''{{Lost}}''. Once the cover was chosen, it nearly was going to be yet another SelfTitledAlbum, but then they decided to officially call the album what they predicted the FanNickname for it would be anyway.
* ''A Thousand Suns'' by LinkinPark.
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* {{Starflyer 59}}: In addition to their [[MinimalisticCoverArt four monochromatic albums]], there's ''Old''.
** Bon Voyage: ''The Right Amount''.
* Joy Electric: ''The Ministry of Archers''.
* The Brothers Martin's self-titled album.
* Orbital: ''In Sides'', ''The Middle of Nowhere''.
* Jars of Clay: ''Furthermore''.
* My Brightest Diamond: ''Bring Me the Workhorse''.
** Bon Voyage: ''The Right Amount''.
* Joy Electric: ''The Ministry of Archers''.
* The Brothers Martin's self-titled album.
* Orbital: ''In Sides'', ''The Middle of Nowhere''.
* Jars of Clay: ''Furthermore''.
* My Brightest Diamond: ''Bring Me the Workhorse''.
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** Bon Voyage: ''The Right Amount''.
* Joy Electric: ''The Ministry of Archers''.
* The Brothers Martin's self-titled album.
* Orbital: ''In Sides'', ''The Middle of Nowhere''.
* Jars of Clay: ''Furthermore''.
* My Brightest Diamond: ''Bring Me the Workhorse''.
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* ''Spanish Dance Troupe'' by Gorky's Zygotic Mynci. (Also, ''Barafundle'' almost qualifies; the cover is a photo of a pin board with various pictures and objects on it, but some of those have writing on them.)
* Every single album to date by Demon Hunter.
* ''The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me'', an album by Brand New.
* ''Face Value'' by PhilCollins. On some editions, at least.
* ''Pieces of Eight'' by Music/{{Styx}}.
* Slint's ''Spiderland''
* If we don't count the "Parental Advisory" stickers as text, then majority of InsaneClownPosse's studio albums.
* ''Merriweather Post Pavilion'' by Animal Collective.
* ''Like Drawing Blood'' by Gotye.
* ''Blinking Lights And Other Revelations'' by Eels.
* ''Vehicles And Animals'' by Athlete.
* ''Zeitgeist'' by Levellers.
* ''Teenage Dream'' by KatyPerry.
* ''White Pepper'' by {{Ween}}.
* ''Treats'' by {{Sleigh Bells}}. There is a sticker with the band name and album name on the plastic wrap, though.
* ''It's Only Rock 'n Roll'' and ''A Bigger Bang'' by TheRollingStones.
** Also ''[[http://www.coverbrowser.com/image/rolling-stones/32-1.jpg The Rolling Stones No. 2]]'', if you don't count the record company logo. It may be the UrExample of this trope, at least for pop music.
* ''Draw the Line'' by {{Aerosmith}}.
* ''Music from Big Pink'' by The Band.
* Every single album to date by Demon Hunter.
* ''The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me'', an album by Brand New.
* ''Face Value'' by PhilCollins. On some editions, at least.
* ''Pieces of Eight'' by Music/{{Styx}}.
* Slint's ''Spiderland''
* If we don't count the "Parental Advisory" stickers as text, then majority of InsaneClownPosse's studio albums.
* ''Merriweather Post Pavilion'' by Animal Collective.
* ''Like Drawing Blood'' by Gotye.
* ''Blinking Lights And Other Revelations'' by Eels.
* ''Vehicles And Animals'' by Athlete.
* ''Zeitgeist'' by Levellers.
* ''Teenage Dream'' by KatyPerry.
* ''White Pepper'' by {{Ween}}.
* ''Treats'' by {{Sleigh Bells}}. There is a sticker with the band name and album name on the plastic wrap, though.
* ''It's Only Rock 'n Roll'' and ''A Bigger Bang'' by TheRollingStones.
** Also ''[[http://www.coverbrowser.com/image/rolling-stones/32-1.jpg The Rolling Stones No. 2]]'', if you don't count the record company logo. It may be the UrExample of this trope, at least for pop music.
* ''Draw the Line'' by {{Aerosmith}}.
* ''Music from Big Pink'' by The Band.
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[[AC:Baroque Pop]]
*
[[AC:Blues-Rock]]
* ''Blind Faith'' by Blind Faith, but on only one version of the
* ''Layla and
* Every single album to date by Demon Hunter.
* ''The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me'', an album by Brand New.
* ''Face Value'' by PhilCollins. On some editions, at least.
* ''Pieces of Eight'' by Music/{{Styx}}.
* Slint's ''Spiderland''
* If we don't count the "Parental Advisory" stickers as text, then majority of InsaneClownPosse's studio albums.
* ''Merriweather Post Pavilion'' by Animal Collective.
* ''Like Drawing Blood'' by Gotye.
* ''Blinking Lights And
* ''Vehicles And Animals'' by Athlete.
* ''Zeitgeist'' by Levellers.
* ''Teenage Dream'' by KatyPerry.
* ''White Pepper'' by {{Ween}}.
* ''Treats'' by {{Sleigh Bells}}. There is a sticker with
* ''It's Only Rock 'n Roll'' and ''A Bigger Bang'' by TheRollingStones.
** Also ''[[http://www.coverbrowser.com/image/rolling-stones/32-1.jpg The Rolling Stones No. 2]]'', if you don't count the record company logo. It may be the UrExample of this trope, at least for pop music.
* ''Draw the Line'' by {{Aerosmith}}.
* ''Music from Big Pink'' by The Band.
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* ''Bayou Country'' by CreedenceClearwaterRevival. (In its original LP release, anyway.)
* Some of {{Music/Perfume}}'s singles.
* {{Weezer}}'s ''Hurley'' - The cover is a text free picture of Jorge Garcia, aka Hurley from ''{{Lost}}''. Once the cover was chosen, it nearly was going to be yet another SelfTitledAlbum, but then they decided to officially call the album what they predicted the FanNickname for it would be anyway.
* ''A Thousand Suns'' by LinkinPark.
* Some of {{Music/Perfume}}'s singles.
* {{Weezer}}'s ''Hurley'' - The cover is a text free picture of Jorge Garcia, aka Hurley from ''{{Lost}}''. Once the cover was chosen, it nearly was going to be yet another SelfTitledAlbum, but then they decided to officially call the album what they predicted the FanNickname for it would be anyway.
* ''A Thousand Suns'' by LinkinPark.
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[[AC:Christian Rock]]
*
* Some
* {{Weezer}}'s ''Hurley'' - The cover is a text free picture of Jorge Garcia, aka Hurley from ''{{Lost}}''. Once the cover was chosen, it nearly was going to be yet another SelfTitledAlbum, but then they decided to officially call the album what they predicted the FanNickname for it would be anyway.
* ''A Thousand Suns'' by LinkinPark.
[[AC:Drone Music]]
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* Safe As Houses, (((grrls))), and Entanglements by ParentheticalGirls.
* Played with on {{Sublime}}'s self-titled album, it's just a picture of lead singer Bradley Nowell's back... which happened to have the word Sublime written on it.
* ''My Love is Your Love'' by WhitneyHouston
* ''Butterfly'' by MariahCarey
* ''Survivor'' by DestinysChild
* ''The Fragile'' by NineInchNails
* Played with on {{Sublime}}'s self-titled album, it's just a picture of lead singer Bradley Nowell's back... which happened to have the word Sublime written on it.
* ''My Love is Your Love'' by WhitneyHouston
* ''Butterfly'' by MariahCarey
* ''Survivor'' by DestinysChild
* ''The Fragile'' by NineInchNails
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[[AC:Electronic]]
*
[[AC:Electropop]]
*
[[AC:Experimental]]
* ''Disco Volante'' by Mr. Bungle.
* Every major release from the experimental drone band Growing to date have been designed without text.
[[AC:Folk Metal]]
* [[http://www.metalwyrd.com/photos/uden_uni.jpg One]] of the two different covers for {{Moonsorrow}}'s ''Suden Uni''
[[AC:Hard Rock]]
* {{Avenged Sevenfold}}'s self-titled
* ''Led Zeppelin IV'' and ''Houses of
** ''In Through the Out Door'' was originally issued in a paper sleeve with the title on it, beneath which
* ''My Love
* ''Draw the Line'' by
[[AC:Heavy Metal]]
*
* ''Survivor''
* ''Balls to the Wall'' by {{Accept}}. (Some CD reissues added text to the cover.)
* ''St. Anger'' by {{Metallica}}.
** ''Metallica'' (a.k.a. The Black Album) almost qualifies, because the only text is hard to see due to being nearly the same color as the background.
[[AC:Hip Hop]]
* If we don't count the "Parental Advisory" stickers as text, then majority of InsaneClownPosse's studio albums.
[[AC:Indie Folk]]
* ''In the Aeroplane Over the Sea'' by NeutralMilkHotel.
[[AC:Indie Rock]]
* ''It's Blitz'' by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
* ''xx'' by the xx
** One could argue that the entire album art is just one big letter.
* {{Starflyer 59}}: In addition to their [[MinimalisticCoverArt four monochromatic albums]], there's ''Old''.
** Bon Voyage: ''The Right Amount''.
* The Brothers Martin's self-titled album.
* My Brightest Diamond: ''Bring Me the Workhorse''.
* ''Merriweather Post Pavilion'' by Animal Collective.
* ''Like Drawing Blood'' by Gotye.
* ''Blinking Lights And Other Revelations'' by Eels.
* ''Vehicles And Animals'' by Athlete.
[[AC:Industrial Rock]]
* ''Year Zero'', ''The Slip'', and ''The Fragile'' by
[[AC:Jazz]]
* The Japanese cover of ''Agharta'' by MilesDavis, also by Tadanori Yokoo.
[[AC:Neo-Psychedelia]]
* ''Spanish Dance Troupe'' by Gorky's Zygotic Mynci. (Also, ''Barafundle'' almost qualifies; the cover is a photo of a pin board with various pictures and objects on it, but some of those have writing on them.)
[[AC:New Wave]]
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* ''Treats'' by {{Sleigh Bells}}. There is a sticker with the band name and album name on the plastic wrap, though.
[[AC:Pop]]
* ''Face Value'' by PhilCollins. On some editions, at least.
* ''Teenage Dream'' by KatyPerry.
[[AC:Post-Punk]]
* ''Unknown Pleasures'' by JoyDivision and ''Power, Corruption and Lies'' by NewOrder.
** Several singles by NewOrder also had textless covers, in particular "Procession", "Temptation", "Blue Monday", "State of the Nation", "Bizarre Love Triangle", "True Faith", "Touched by the Hand of God", "Fine Time", "Round and Round", "Crystal", "60 Miles an Hour", and "Here to Stay".
** Most of NewOrder’s record covers, actually. ''Power, Corruption and Lies'' has the distinction of having '''no''' band name or album title information anywhere on either front or back covers ''or'' the record spine.
[[AC:Post-Rock]]
* Slint's ''Spiderland''
[[AC:Progressive Rock]]
* ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''In the Wake of Poseidon'', ''Islands'', and ''Larks' Tongues in Aspic'' by KingCrimson. (Some reissues of ''Islands'' added text to the cover.)
* ''Traffic'' by Traffic.
* PorcupineTree seems to enjoy doing this with eerily disturbing images. ''Metanoia'', ''Stupid Dream'', ''Lightbulb Sun'', ''In Absentia'', ''Deadwing'', and ''Fear of a Blank Planet'' all feature textless album covers, though each would usually feature a sticker on the shrink wrap with the band and album name. Some reissues of these have added text to the covers.
** Also ''Unreleased Electronic Music Vol 1'' and ''Insurgentes'' by Steven Wilson.
* ''Atom Heart Mother'', ''Meddle'', ''TheDarkSideOfTheMoon'', ''Wish You Were Here'', ''Animals'', and ''The Division Bell'' by PinkFloyd.
** ''TheWall'' and ''The Final Cut'' originally had textless covers; some reissues added text.
* Technically, ''Anoraknophobia'' by {{Marillion}} qualifies; the title is not on the actual cover, but is printed vertically on the inside of the back cover, and visible next to the cover through the transparent CD case when it's closed.
* ''Passion'', ''Us'', ''Secret World Live'', ''OVO'', ''Long Walk Home'', ''Up'', and ''Scratch My Back'' by PeterGabriel.
[[AC:Psychedelic Pop]]
* ''[[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f3/MGMT_Congratulations.jpg Congratulations]]'' by MGMT.
[[AC:Pub Rock]]
* ''King of America'' by ElvisCostello.
[[AC:R & B]]
* ''My Love is Your Love'' by WhitneyHouston
* ''Butterfly'' by MariahCarey
* ''Survivor'' by DestinysChild
[[AC:Rock]]
* ''[[AbbeyRoadCrossing Abbey Road]]'' by TheBeatles.
** Some pressings of ''The Beatles'' (a.k.a. The White Album) almost qualify, because the only text is embossed and is coloured the same as the rest of the cover. (Some more recent copies have the name in grey letters rather than embossed letters, and the earliest copies had serial numbers on the cover.)
* ''Blonde on Blonde'', ''Nashville Skyline'', ''Self Portrait'', and ''New Morning'' by BobDylan.
* ''Elephant'' by TheWhiteStripes.
** And ''White Blood Cells'' by the White Stripes. And ''Get Behind Me Satan''.
* ''JohnLennon/Plastic Ono Band'' and ''YokoOno/Plastic Ono Band'' by, well, who it says.
* ''Propaganda'' by Sparks.
* ''Pieces of Eight'' by Music/{{Styx}}.
* ''It's Only Rock 'n Roll'' and ''A Bigger Bang'' by TheRollingStones.
** Also ''[[http://www.coverbrowser.com/image/rolling-stones/32-1.jpg The Rolling Stones No. 2]]'', if you don't count the record company logo. It may be the UrExample of this trope, at least for pop music.
* ''Music from Big Pink'' by The Band.
[[AC:Roots Rock]]
* ''Bayou Country'' by CreedenceClearwaterRevival. (In its original LP release, anyway.)
[[AC:Ska Punk]]
* Played with on {{Sublime}}'s self-titled album, it's just a picture of lead singer Bradley Nowell's back... which happened to have the word Sublime written on it.
[[AC:Space Rock]]
* ''Lazer Guided Melodies'', ''Let It Come Down'' and ''Amazing Grace'' by {{Spiritualized}}.
[[AC:Synthpop]]
* Joy Electric: ''The Ministry of Archers''.
[[AC:Techno]]
* Orbital: ''In Sides'', ''The Middle of Nowhere''.
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* ''Treats'' by {{Sleigh Bells}}. There is a sticker with the band name and album name on the plastic wrap, though.
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* ''Face Value'' by PhilCollins. On some editions, at least.
* ''Teenage Dream'' by KatyPerry.
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* ''Unknown Pleasures'' by JoyDivision and ''Power, Corruption and Lies'' by NewOrder.
** Several singles by NewOrder also had textless covers, in particular "Procession", "Temptation", "Blue Monday", "State of the Nation", "Bizarre Love Triangle", "True Faith", "Touched by the Hand of God", "Fine Time", "Round and Round", "Crystal", "60 Miles an Hour", and "Here to Stay".
** Most of NewOrder’s record covers, actually. ''Power, Corruption and Lies'' has the distinction of having '''no''' band name or album title information anywhere on either front or back covers ''or'' the record spine.
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* Slint's ''Spiderland''
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* ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''In the Wake of Poseidon'', ''Islands'', and ''Larks' Tongues in Aspic'' by KingCrimson. (Some reissues of ''Islands'' added text to the cover.)
* ''Traffic'' by Traffic.
* PorcupineTree seems to enjoy doing this with eerily disturbing images. ''Metanoia'', ''Stupid Dream'', ''Lightbulb Sun'', ''In Absentia'', ''Deadwing'', and ''Fear of a Blank Planet'' all feature textless album covers, though each would usually feature a sticker on the shrink wrap with the band and album name. Some reissues of these have added text to the covers.
** Also ''Unreleased Electronic Music Vol 1'' and ''Insurgentes'' by Steven Wilson.
* ''Atom Heart Mother'', ''Meddle'', ''TheDarkSideOfTheMoon'', ''Wish You Were Here'', ''Animals'', and ''The Division Bell'' by PinkFloyd.
** ''TheWall'' and ''The Final Cut'' originally had textless covers; some reissues added text.
* Technically, ''Anoraknophobia'' by {{Marillion}} qualifies; the title is not on the actual cover, but is printed vertically on the inside of the back cover, and visible next to the cover through the transparent CD case when it's closed.
* ''Passion'', ''Us'', ''Secret World Live'', ''OVO'', ''Long Walk Home'', ''Up'', and ''Scratch My Back'' by PeterGabriel.
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* ''[[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f3/MGMT_Congratulations.jpg Congratulations]]'' by MGMT.
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* ''King of America'' by ElvisCostello.
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* ''My Love is Your Love'' by WhitneyHouston
* ''Butterfly'' by MariahCarey
* ''Survivor'' by DestinysChild
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* ''[[AbbeyRoadCrossing Abbey Road]]'' by TheBeatles.
** Some pressings of ''The Beatles'' (a.k.a. The White Album) almost qualify, because the only text is embossed and is coloured the same as the rest of the cover. (Some more recent copies have the name in grey letters rather than embossed letters, and the earliest copies had serial numbers on the cover.)
* ''Blonde on Blonde'', ''Nashville Skyline'', ''Self Portrait'', and ''New Morning'' by BobDylan.
* ''Elephant'' by TheWhiteStripes.
** And ''White Blood Cells'' by the White Stripes. And ''Get Behind Me Satan''.
* ''JohnLennon/Plastic Ono Band'' and ''YokoOno/Plastic Ono Band'' by, well, who it says.
* ''Propaganda'' by Sparks.
* ''Pieces of Eight'' by Music/{{Styx}}.
* ''It's Only Rock 'n Roll'' and ''A Bigger Bang'' by TheRollingStones.
** Also ''[[http://www.coverbrowser.com/image/rolling-stones/32-1.jpg The Rolling Stones No. 2]]'', if you don't count the record company logo. It may be the UrExample of this trope, at least for pop music.
* ''Music from Big Pink'' by The Band.
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* ''Bayou Country'' by CreedenceClearwaterRevival. (In its original LP release, anyway.)
[[AC:Ska Punk]]
* Played with on {{Sublime}}'s self-titled album, it's just a picture of lead singer Bradley Nowell's back... which happened to have the word Sublime written on it.
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* ''Lazer Guided Melodies'', ''Let It Come Down'' and ''Amazing Grace'' by {{Spiritualized}}.
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* Joy Electric: ''The Ministry of Archers''.
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* Orbital: ''In Sides'', ''The Middle of Nowhere''.
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