Cover for the "Full Moon" single. Depicts a head shot of MC Ride with tons of edits on it. (Looks like Exmilitary Cover)

Full Moon

The cover art for Death Grips, depicts a crow eating another bird

Death Grips

An single frame of the bird in the Full Moon (Death Classic) MV with glitchy effects & switch of colors

The first single for "ExMilitary", depicts MC Ride Screaming in a car with the outside of the windows edited with black and white specs

Guillotine

A side angle of a bearded man With the same styled font & paper folds

Exmilitary

The vinyl back cover which has a red background with the tracklist on it

The photo was eventually identified as "Bearded Man at Oenpelli", taken by Douglass Baglin in 1968 for his book "The Dark Australians" by him and David R. Moore.
paper folds dividing the bearded man's face with the font of Arial & Old English Five

A photo Seen from the popular YouTube video, Death Grips: Death Davis

Death Davis / Androgynous Mind (Earth Angel)

Single cover art for Live from Death Valley

Live from Death Valley

Live from Death Valley [Alternate Cover]

Black Google

a voluptuous masochist with "Death Grips" carved into their chest on the leash of a smoking female sadist. The image is painted by Sua Yoo, an artist with whom Death Grips had worked in the past. They later appeared on the album art for the band's 2015 soundtrack album, Fashion Week.

The Money Store

Uncensored version of the first cover art.

Cover Art for the single, "blackjack". Depicts a .5 mg klonopin (generic) yellow pill, with numbers 1 & 2 labeled on top and bottom

Blackjack

Cover Art for the single, "blackjack". Depicts a .5 mg klonopin (generic) grey pill, with numbers 1 & 2 labeled on top and bottom

Blackjack [Alternate Cover]

Cover Art for the single, "Get Got". Depicts a screenshot of the Music Video.

Get Got

Cover Art for the single, "Lost Boys" from "The Money Store". Depicts the alternate death grips logo with ""Lost Boys"" At the bottom

Lost Boys

Cover Art for the single "The Fever (Aye Aye), basically The Money Store Album Cover

The Fever (Aye Aye)

Cover Art For the "I've Seen Footage" Radio Edit, & CD Release. Also the cover that started the death grips white jacket photo

I've Seen Footage

Cover for the Song, "True Vulture" sometimes goes by "True Vulture Bare". Depicts an Inverted photo of a full white work setup. This photo may also be seen on The Money Store Vinyl

True Vulture

True Vulture [Alternate Cover]

Appears on the 2012 Adult Swim Singles Program

@deathgripz

Looks like a closeup shot of an eye (most likely Stefan's). Seen on The Money Store Vinyl

depicts the image of Zach Hill's erect penis with the album title written across it. The picture was taken in a bathroom at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles, where the band stayed for the two months leading up to the leak. In an interview with Spin, MC Ride responded to the interest by saying, "If you look at that and all you see is a dick, I don't really have anything to say, pretty much. I looked at it and said, 'This is a great photo, and I'd love for this to be the album cover.'" also the cover for penis freestyle

No Love Deep Web

Due to the explicit album artwork, Death Grips used a censored version, blurring the penis with a mosaic blur, this cover is the well known cover used for Apple Music, & etc.

Due to the explicit album artwork, Death Grips used another censored version, replacing the penis with a black bar, was released through their YouTube and SoundCloud channels.

Several days after the album's initial release, the group released alternate artwork containing an image of MC Ride wearing tube socks with the words "SUCK MY DICK" printed across the ankle of them

10 years later after the initial release of "No Love Deep Web" A vinyl was put out but it had alternate artwork, depicts MC Ride standing on a high ledge holding middle-fingers up as he looks down at the forest & floor below him

No Hands

Depicts a black background with a License plate saying "DEATH" On It

Government Plates

The Same Cover art as the original, but it is crushed and flipped to the side of the cover

A Record Store Day version that depicts the same cover for Government Plates but is overlayed by a Grenade in a Shopping Cart along with containers for the pills scattered across the floor.

The Back Cover Of The Record Store Day Vinyl Of Government Plates

Birds

Art that was attached with the "fuck a bitch" Death Grips Reference Track

Fuck A Bitch (Death Grips Reference Track)

The Official Release cover for The single, Fuck A Bitch

The Bug - Fuck A Bitch (feat. Death Grips)

Depicts a figure (looks like MC Ride) walking through a Cemetery with a hat, hoodie and some jeans on.

Niggas On The Moon

Same thing as the first cover art, except it's black and white

The Cover For "Inanimate Sensation", Depicts an NBA Jumbotron Edited to Death Grips Labels crashing into the NBA Court with the Music Video playing on the screen

Inanimate Sensation

Depicts all Death Grips members sitting down in a yellowish colored room with a loud speaker. Location is the echo chamber of Studio 1, Sunset Sound Recorders in Los Angeles, California. All members are dressed in black, but with different clothing. MC Ride is seen wearing a Red & Black hat (Later Confirmed to be The "Classic Snapback Hat Custom A to Z Initial Letters") with Black Hoodie with Black Jeans. Andy Morin is wearing black boots with a black ass hoodie on too. Zach Hill is wearing a Black Ripped Denim Jacket over his Black Hoodie.

On GP!

Depicts a green background with a Marilyn Monroe statue translucent towards the background

Jenny Death

Same as the cover above except with the styling of the NOTM cover

On GP 2nd Cover, Depicts Someone's Hand holding [???] with purple smoke coming out of it

The Final Cover Unedited For "The Powers That B", Depicts A Pool Light that Zach Hill was laying down on in the "Inanimate Sensation" Music Video

The Powers That B

An edited version of the pool light, looks like the png for the metal rim, this version is found in the I've Seen Footage Music Video

A small edited version of the pool light, this version is found in the I've Seen Footage Music Video

The Final Cover Unedited For "The Powers That B",Depicts A Pool Light With their logo, (also seen on The Money Store) plastered on the pool light.

A back cover for the Double Album, "The Powers That B" depicts a frame from their music video "Guillotine" edited black white, with detailed glitching designs for the background.

The Cover Art For their Soundtrack Album, "Fashion Week". Depicts Artist from The Money Store (Sua Yoo) sitting down on the Silver Lagacy Casino Chair.

Fashion Week

Depicts a frame from the Video on YouTube Posted by Death Grips for the EP featuring Matthew Hoffman

Interview 2016

A photo taken of Matthew Hoffman AFTER the Interview 2016 Video. Also been used for the Fashion Week / Interview 2016 Vinyl

Depicts Liz Liles standing behind a lampshade, only seeing half her face smiling

Bottomless Pit

Hot Head

Depicts a dragon wall Mount in a Chinese restaurant with half shown menus & screenplayed text

Steroids (Crouching Tiger Hidden Gabber)

The Vinyl Cover of the single, "Steroids" with Additional things such as a white outline, parental Advisory, and the word death grips displayed in big letters of font.

Wet lips and outstretched tongues of various sizes poke out from holes of some dirty-looking surface. There’s no identifying text on the  cover, but the band confirmed it as the album’s official artwork on Facebook.

Year Of The Snitch

The Vinyl Cover, includes the lips and mouths being inverted, darker color, and along with a parental advisory sticker.

Flies

Black Paint

Streaky

Streaky [Alternate Cover]

Hahaha

Shitshow

Nervous Cop

Depicts A banana Sitting on a cord unpeeled, with grills on it

More Than The Fairy

A very intriguing cover art that is hard to tell what it decipts. Is the official cover art for their 2019 release of their 28 minute song with spamming drums and chopped Ride vocals.

Gmail and the Restraining Orders

Depicts a woman standing behind a field of flowers and trees

Art

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