Will Wood – The Normal Album album covers
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The standard album cover for The Normal Album.
Pictured is Musician Will Wood leaning out of a window waving, surrounded by a black border on a retro zig-zag line image pattern design reminiscent of the 1950s. “Will Wood” and “The Normal Album” are displayed in URW Antiqua, and the pink promotional sticker's slogan displayed in a modified version of New York. The sticker reads “INCLUDES THE HIT SINGLE ‘LOVE, ME NORMALLY!’ AND MORE NEW, ORIGINAL SONGS!”
The Normal Album is Will Wood’s third studio album, released July 10th, 2020. The album’s genres range from ska, punk, jazz, cabaret, surf rock, pop, and even doo-wop. The track “I / Me / Myself” is Will's most streamed song, after it went viral on TikTok and exponentially grew his popularity.
The Normal Album got a new mix after parting with one of the original album’s main producers. The new mix, The New Normal!, included three extra 2018 demo tracks, and a remaster of every song, each now paired with a sillier version of their original titles, except for the track “Love, Me Normally”. The New Normal! was released on August 9th, 2024.
The covers for The Normal Album and The New Normal! display both Will’s name and the album’s title in Georgia. Both album versions include a sticker in the bottom left corner with a silly commercial slogan saying various messages depending on the version.
The Normal Album has only had one version of the sticker on its album art, with the message “INCLUDES THE HIT SINGLE ‘LOVE, ME NORMALLY!’ AND MORE NEW, ORIGINAL SONGS!” displayed in stretched Sitka.
The New Normal! has had many different album covers, plausibly depending on the type of media it’s consumed through. It and the very elusive 2023 Edit use Times New Roman for their slogans.
Artwork by Angelica Pasquali and Mike Diebold.
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The album cover for The Normal Album (2023 Edit).
This album cover is the same as the original, except for the central image of Will being titled at an angle, and the promotional sticker is now green and displayed in Times New Roman. The promotional message reads “~ NEW ~ MODERN STEREO MIX! *2023 EDIT*”
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The standard album cover for The New Normal!
The album cover is very similar to the original The Normal Album cover art. Instead of Will waving, his arms are spread open as if to welcome a guest. The zig-zag pattern background has been hue-shifted to look green and yellow instead of pink and blue. And the sticker in the bottom left corner is a bright purple instead of pink. The promotional sticker reads “~13~ MOOD-SWINGIN’ TUNES & EMOTIONAL OUTBURSTS! ~NOW WITH~ 400% MORE HINDSIGHT!”
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Another The New Normal! Album cover found through Apple Music.
Will Wood rests one elbow on the banister, holding his fist to his chin, while his other arm rests out the window as looks out the window longingly. The promotional sticker reads “NOW IN STEREO! ~ plus ~ 33% MORE ‘CONTENT!’”
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Another The New Normal! Album cover found through Deezer.
Will grasps the window banister and holds his other hand flat to his forehead, perhaps trying to see something in the distance. The promotional sticker reads “NOW IN RECOVERY! ~ plus ~ THREE BONUS DIAGNOSES!”
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The album jacket for the tour exclusive vinyl pressing of The New Normal! / 2023 Edit. This is also known as the “worst edition” because they had to rush production for the tour according to reddit user u/AutumnnMay
The zig-zag background is hue shifted to look blue, green, and purple. The space where the type for “The Normal Album” is has a very tiny “2023-2024 Mix” squished right beneath it, also in Georgia. The promotional sticker is now salmon colored, and displayed in Superclarendon. The promotional sticker reads “*100% GENUINE WORST EDITION PRESSING! ~RARE!~”
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