InSoc Cover Art and inserts

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- The front cover of the first InSoc record, "The InSoc E.P."

- The back cover of the first InSoc record

- The front cover of the first InSoc full-length album, "Creatures Of Influence"

- The back cover of "Creatures Of Influence"

- The front cover of the first InSoc single, "Running"

- The back cover of "Running"

- Tommy Boy's white-label release of the re-mix of "Running"

- The front cover of the first major-label release, eponymously titled "Information Society"

- The back cover of "Information Society"

- The "Information Society" CD itself

- Inside insert page 1 of "Information Society"

- Inside insert page 2 of "Information Society"

- Inside insert page 3 of "Information Society"

- Inside insert page 4 of "Information Society"

- Inside insert page 5 of "Information Society"

- The front cover of the first single from "Information Society": "What's On Your Mind"

- The back cover of "What's On Your Mind"

- The front cover of the second single from "Information Society": "Walking Away"

- The back cover of "Walking Away"

- The front cover of the third single from "Information Society": "Repetition"

- The front cover of the fourth single from "Information Society": "Lay All Your Love On Me"

- The front cover of a Japanese 3-song E.P.

- The back cover of the Japanese 3-song E.P.

- The front cover of the 3rd InSoc album, "HACK"

- The back cover of "HACK"

- The "HACK" CD itself

- A limited edition special printing of the "HACK" CD.

- Inside insert page 1 of "HACK"

- Inside insert page 2 of "HACK"

- Inside insert page 3 of "HACK"

- Inside insert page 4 of "HACK"

- Inside insert page 5 of "HACK"

- Inside insert page 6 of "HACK"

- Inside insert page 7 of "HACK"

- Inside insert page 8 of "HACK"

- Inside insert page 9 of "HACK"

- The front cover of the Japanese release of the "Think Tank" single of "A Knife And A Fork"

- The back cover of the Japanese release of the "Think Tank" single

- The front cover of the first single from "HACK": "Think"

- The back cover of "Think"

- The front cover of the Japanese release of the "Think" single

- The back cover of the Japanese release of the "Think" single

- The front cover of the second single from "HACK": "How Long"

- The front cover of the 4th InSoc album, "Peace & Love, Inc."

- The back cover of "Peace & Love, Inc."

- The "Peace & Love, Inc." CD itself

- Inside insert page 1 of "Peace & Love, Inc."

- Inside insert page 2 of "Peace & Love, Inc."

- Inside insert page 3 of "Peace & Love, Inc."

- This is called a "flat". It was printed to make up for the lack of 12" vinyl album covers, which stores had come to depend on for making in-store displays. Now they just do without. In 1992, however, Warner Bros. decided to print these up to make up for the fact that they had quit making vinyl.

- The front cover of the first single from "Peace & Love, Inc.": "Peace & Love, Inc."

- The back cover of the "Peace & Love, Inc." single

- The front cover of the second single from "Peace & Love, Inc.": "Going, Going, Gone"

- The back cover of "Going, Going, Gone"

- The front cover of the first Cat Compilation CD, featuring "SEEK200 1.0" and "On My Way 1.0"

- The front cover of the second Cat Compilation CD, featuring "Closing In 1.0"

- The front cover of the CatScan compilation CD, featuring "Sing In Code 1.0"

- The front cover of the X-Men II video game music CD

- The back cover of the X-Men II video game music CD

- The front cover of the "Sci Fi Cafe" compilation CD, featuring "Doomsday 1.0"

- The front cover of the 5th InSoc album, "Don't Be Afraid"

- The back cover of the 5th InSoc album, "Don't Be Afraid"

- The "Don't Be Afraid" CD itself

- The "Don't Be Afraid" data CD

- Inside insert page 1 of "Don't Be Afraid"

- Inside insert page 2 of "Don't Be Afraid"

- The front cover of the promo-only single from "Don't Be Afraid": "Are 'Friends' Electric?"

- The front cover of "The Darkest Hour" compilation CD, featuring "Are 'Friends' Electric?"