Most Epic K-pop Album Covers of All Time

Album covers are equivalent to a person's face. It's the first thing you see, you judge, and you notice. Without an album cover no one knows what you are about or who you are as an artist. It is the introduction to your entire album, it represents your music and your songs and the more epic and knowing your cover is, the chances are that someone will pick it up and give it a listen. Let's take a look at some of the best K-pop album covers of all time!

Jay Park's "New Breed" was dope to say the least. Dressed in a crisp suit with a skeleton face painted on, "New Breed" was a whole new Jay we hadn't seen before. It's definitely one of my favorite covers of all time.

Dalmatian's first self-entitled album is one of my favorite covers of all time but only because "101 Dalmatians" was my one of my favorite Disney films growing up. Just by association, I'm a fan of the group and I barely know their music.

Oh the days when 2PM were 7 and not 6! Oh the agony of it all! I personally love 2PM's first album cover because it reminds me of when I fell in love with them and why I was so smitten by them. I mean those outfits, Jaebeom in the group, and those facial expressions and body poses are epic.

No one does album covers like SNSD, partly because there's 9 of them and you have to do something big and crazy and also because they are the girliest girls on the K-pop block! Love this cover!

2NE1 as cartoon female fatales? I'll buy the album without hesitation.

G-Dragon's "Heartbreaker" was one of my favorite K-pop albums of all time and I love the cover for its unconventional art and amateur attempt. No special effects or anything insane, just a boy holding an apple with hand drawn bloody wings in the background.

DBSK's "Mirotic" is epic for loads of reasons. One, being this was their last single together as a whole group and two because they look like Animorphs morphing out of JaeJoong's body.