This simple yet inscrutable logo for a word that doesn't exist belongs to one of the more deeply creepy bands in the genre. These Swedes bring fire, animal carcasses, and all manner of satanic ...

10. Deathspell Omega Granted, if you look at it a certain way, it looks like it says "Deathspew." But the irony is that our list's most legible logo belongs to its most inscrutable band ...

The logo of this longstanding band started as an extremely simple font with lines for texture along the left side. By 1976, the logo had taken on a Middle-Ages-era calligraphic font that fit the ...

This simple yet inscrutable logo for a word that doesn’t exist belongs to one of the more deeply creepy bands in the genre. These Swedes bring fire, animal carcasses, and all manner of satanic ...

The image of the band was reflected within their simple logo, of cut-out, ransom note style letters. Helen Wellington-Lloyd, a friend of the bands manager, Malcolm McLaren, created the logo in 1976.

In the realm of rock and all of its bastard stepchildren, packaging is key. No matter how much some may seek to deny it, every band has an image it wants to portray—it's part of the showy ...

Designer: Roslav Szaybo. Szaybo's logo was not the first design for the band, but it did have the most lasting power. Inspired by the band's futuristic lyrics on the Stained Glass album, the logo ...

Christophe Szpajdel, a Belgian designer who has crafted more than 7,000 logos for bands since the 1980s, explains that, just like any other form of design, a good metal logo relies on basic ...

8. Black Flag's Logo Is A Flag Waving In The Wind You'd be forgiven for thinking that the American punk rock band Black Flag's logo is nothing more than a bunch of black bars or is perhaps four ...