Every fan of Eminem has more than learned the design of the covers of his eleven studio albums. If something has attracted attention Eminem's new album Music to be murdered by, (in addition to the surprise factor) it has been due to the design of its cover. It's so groundbreaking and so popular that some have been inspired to reshape the aesthetic of Eminem's previous work.
Before going to see them, a brief reminder of the aesthetics of Eminem's albums in order to delight us even more, if possible, with the wonder of photographic montages that we are going to show you:
Today in Postposmo we want to put the focus specifically on the phenomenal work that the Reddit user has done SHADYPOOL when working on a complete review of all Eminem's albums with the aesthetics of Music to be murdered by (disc that has surpassed Circles by Mac Miller in its first week).
The Slim Shady LP, The Marshall Mathers LP (2000), The Eminem Show (2002), Encore (2004), Relapse (2009), Recovery (2010) The Marshall Mathers LP 2 (2013), Revival (2017) and Kamikaze ( 2018), all with the same aesthetic of Music to Be Murdered By.
It must be recognized that the aesthetics of the roof of Music to be murdered by it's unlike anything we've seen before in Eminem's discography and in the rap landscape in general. The photograph of the original disc is, in turn, a very subtle nod to the one used by Alfred Hitchcock to illustrate his homonymous soundtrack released in 1958. The result is spectacular:
Eminem covers with the MTBMB aesthetic
