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I can't find a good singular example, but the 90s seemed to be fond of a sort of ironic tackiness in album covers. Evoking things like self-aware marketing-styled imagery, cut-and-paste style collages, etc. in an almost sarcastic way to show how indie/non-corporate they were.
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I'm probably repeating myself, but early 90s album covers in the Alternative vein, feel like they were someone's high school or early college art projects that were intentionally faking a semi-sarcastic campy imagery by channeling low-fi artiste pretension. By the end of the 90s, though, they were they were no longer intentionally faking it.
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