Top Ten Album Covers of the 21st Century that Look Like Covers from the 60s or 70s

Thanks to Metal_Treasure's list of Album Covers With Naked People, I discovered this album cover from 2013. It's obviously a hommage to old psychadelic album covers, but it is a perfect imitation. I never doubted a second this was an old album cover when I first saw it. Everything fits: the symbolic and intentionally controversial content of the image, the brown-ish tone, the "groovy" font. It's all very LSD-ish and could be from a protest album against the Vietnam war.

Yes, this band was founded in the early 90s as a side project of famous metal musicians from Sweden. Their music (stoner rock/metal) is also influenced by the 60s-70s but they add some modern things to the songs. And yes, this cover fits the music. Some other covers from their discography might be interesting, too.
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This is another intentional lookalike, as this album has a more nostalgic soul inspired sound that partly resembles the old divas of the genre. And if you wouldn't know who she is, you may think that this was a soul classic from back in the days judging by its cover.

This always reminded me of a potential movie poster for a European 70s giallo thriller. Like, about a serial killer that kills their victims with a hammer on the head or something like that. Also that cold expression you see on the mouth would be typical.

May I introduce to you the long lost Beatles album "Bite the Green Apple"?

Imagine a collaboration album between Jean Michael Jarre, Tangerine Dream, Mike Oldfield and Vangelis while staring at this album cover and you'll know why I added this.

The furious mix of pop culture, war and a boringly grey color scheme in addition to the red brown band logo and basic font is, like, the definition of a 70s political rock album cover. Also, the album title translates to "Burden of the Republic".

It looks so 70s style French to me. Like, it's pretentiously artful but since it's French it actually works out.
But no, it's the debut of a German 21st Century indie rock band.

"So we sat there in the Korova milk bar trying to make up our rassoodocks what to do with the evening. The Korova milk bar sold milk plus, milk plus vellocet or synthemesc or drencrom, which is what we were drinking. This would sharpen you up and make you ready for a bit of the old ultraviolence."

Generally, I seem to associate stale white covers with orange, brown or dark red fonts with the 70s.
This album cover also perfectly shows the band's change in musical direction, away from the cheeky punk-ish pop rock to a slower, introvert indie rock.