Sunn O))) Black One Cassette Tape
This item is a cassette tape of the album 'Black One' by the band Sunn O))), released in collaboration with Sayoko & Makoto Kubota. The tape is housed within a standard clear plastic cassette jewel case, which appears to be in good condition with minimal, if any, visible scratches or scuffs on its exterior. The j-card (insert) features a distinctive monochromatic artwork, dominated by intricate, abstract black and white patterns that evoke a sense of dense, organic, or perhaps industrial clutter. The imagery is highly stylized and consistent with the avant-garde and experimental nature of the band's music. The band's logo, 'Sunn O)))', is prominently displayed in the upper left corner of the j-card, rendered in a striking, somewhat distorted font, with a circular element enclosing 'O)))'. To the right, 'Black One' is written in a smaller, more understated typeface. Further to the right, 'Sayoko & Makoto Kubota' is also visible, indicating a collaborative effort. The j-card itself is made of paper or thin cardstock, printed with high-contrast black ink on a white or light background. There are no immediate visible signs of water damage, creasing, or fading on the j-card. The tape itself is not visible, being enclosed within the case, but the overall presentation suggests a well-preserved piece of music merchandise. This cassette likely dates from the mid-2000s, as the album 'Black One' was originally released in 2005. The packaging reflects a minimalist yet impactful design aesthetic, characteristic of the drone metal genre.
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Estimated Value
$40-70
Basic Information
Category
Music Cassette Tape
Appraised On
October 13, 2025
Estimated Value
$40-70
Item Description
This item is a cassette tape of the album 'Black One' by the band Sunn O))), released in collaboration with Sayoko & Makoto Kubota. The tape is housed within a standard clear plastic cassette jewel case, which appears to be in good condition with minimal, if any, visible scratches or scuffs on its exterior. The j-card (insert) features a distinctive monochromatic artwork, dominated by intricate, abstract black and white patterns that evoke a sense of dense, organic, or perhaps industrial clutter. The imagery is highly stylized and consistent with the avant-garde and experimental nature of the band's music. The band's logo, 'Sunn O)))', is prominently displayed in the upper left corner of the j-card, rendered in a striking, somewhat distorted font, with a circular element enclosing 'O)))'. To the right, 'Black One' is written in a smaller, more understated typeface. Further to the right, 'Sayoko & Makoto Kubota' is also visible, indicating a collaborative effort. The j-card itself is made of paper or thin cardstock, printed with high-contrast black ink on a white or light background. There are no immediate visible signs of water damage, creasing, or fading on the j-card. The tape itself is not visible, being enclosed within the case, but the overall presentation suggests a well-preserved piece of music merchandise. This cassette likely dates from the mid-2000s, as the album 'Black One' was originally released in 2005. The packaging reflects a minimalist yet impactful design aesthetic, characteristic of the drone metal genre.
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