A dark fantasy album cover features a six-headed beast with goat, horse, bull, dog, and goose heads under a crimson lightning sky. Text reads "Iron Pasture" and "Hooves and Howls".

The scene unfolds in a devastated countryside drenched in stormlight. Under a sky streaked with crimson lightning and churning black clouds, a colossal six-headed beast stands at the center of the chaos. Each of its heads represents one of the album's mythic animals: A goat with twisted obsidian horns, eyes glowing like volcanic embers. A wild horse, its mane like strands of silver lightning, mid-whinny. A monstrous bull, snorting smoke, muscles rippling beneath iron-hide. A snarling dog, fangs bared, fur scorched but noble. A savage goose, wings raised like war banners, beak wide open. A cunning duck, perched low with cold intelligence in its eyes. They stand atop cracked earth, where burned grass gives way to glowing magma fissures. Behind them, a barn is engulfed in flames, its skeletal frame silhouetted against the hellish sky. Barbed wire wraps around collapsed fences and leafless trees, twisting like serpents in the wind. The band name, Iron Pasture, crowns the image in a metallic, root-like font — gnarled and sharp. Below, the album title “Hooves and Howls” is carved into stone across the ground, cracked and jagged like an ancient rune. The palette is brutal: fiery reds, ashen grays, charred browns, and spectral highlights — evoking doom, legend, and rebellion. See more