A psychedelic scene with a glowing figure standing on a vinyl record in a room with melting brick walls and music notes, in neon colors.

A surreal, psychedelic scene for an album cover titled Sounds That Melt Walls. A room with brick walls melting like wax in vibrant neon colors — magenta, electric blue, and slime green — dripping down into a puddle shaped like a vinyl record on the floor. In the center stands a humanoid figure composed of glowing soundwaves or shimmering audio light trails, arms raised as if conducting the chaos. Warped musical notes float in the air, and melted speaker cones hang dripping from the ceiling. Strange, watching eyes peek through the cracks in the walls. On one of the melting brick walls, the words “SOUNDS THAT MELT WALLS” are stenciled graffiti-style in bold, distressed lettering — partially warping and dripping along with the wall itself. The lighting is glowing and dreamlike, like being inside a lava lamp. The style blends 1970s prog rock album art, digital surrealism, and underground rave poster aesthetics. Highly detailed, vivid, trippy, and immersive. Square aspect ratio. See more