NIRVANA In Utero Wooden Wall Art

The album that made the suits nervous. In Utero landed in 1993 like a feedback-soaked hand grenade, Steve Albini's raw production deliberately engineered to alienate the radio programmers who'd turned Nevermind into a Gap advert. It worked, and it didn't. Everyone bought it anyway.

The In Utero artwork, that winged angel dissolving into a bed of lilies and medical detritus, is one of the most iconic images in alternative music. Krist Novoselic once said Kurt wanted a record that felt like a uterus. What they got was something that still sounds like an argument between beauty and violence thirty years on. This blockmounted wooden wall art does the image justice, with vivid print quality on a solid mount that sits flush against the wall without the need for framing.

Blockmounted album print on wood. Vivid full-colour reproduction. Ready to hang. A fitting addition to any dark aesthetic, grunge, or alternative music space.