A dark, moody oil painting of a fog-covered graveyard under a blood-red moon with ghostly figures and a sign reading 'Songs for the Damned and Buried'.

A dark Southern Gothic horrorcore album cover set in a fog-covered graveyard under a blood-red moon. A crooked wooden sign reads “Songs for the Damned and Buried” in rough, weathered lettering. Twisted trees loom over cracked tombstones and open graves. Ghostly figures and faint, glowing eyes emerge from the mist. The ground is wet and muddy, with old lanterns flickering faint orange light. The art style is gritty, realistic, and cinematic — like an oil painting come to life — blending deep shadows, decaying textures, and subtle supernatural elements. The color palette leans toward muted browns, greys, and reds, with fog and moonlight creating contrast. Tone: haunting, tragic, and mysterious, evoking sorrow, death, and forgotten souls. See more