Is this still peak tech thrash?

Visual artist here (picrel is not mine). What does /mu/ think is missing in either mainstream and/or underground music cover art nowadays? Although the artwork should compliment the music and not the other way around (Music>Artwork) and discussion on what is missing in the scene from a musical perspective is thus more important I am interested in the visual aspect. Cover art is a first impression of what an album/single is going to be about and needs to communicate in a matter of seconds or less before a potential customer gets exposed to another one when browsing. I have my own vision/opinion on the subject and see some "gaps in the market" of 2025 and beyond but I am curious as to what /mu/ thinks. If possible, keep it as basic as possible.
>tl;dr what kind of cover art does /mu/ want to see more?

Visual artist here (picrel is not mine). What does /metal/ think is missing in either mainstream and/or underground metal cover art nowadays? Although the artwork should compliment the music and not the other way around (Music>Artwork) and discussion on what is missing in the scene from a musical perspective is thus more important I am interested in the visual aspect. Cover art is a first impression of what an album/single is going to be about and needs to communicate in a matter of seconds or less before a potential customer gets exposed to another one when browsing. I have my own vision/opinion on the subject and see some "gaps in the market" of 2025 and beyond but I am curious as to what /metal/ thinks. If possible, keep it as basic as possible.
>tl;dr what kind of cover art does /metal/ want to see more?

metal for disney adults