The LP cover of the Laibach group is a black box full of hidden characters that originate from the recognizable Laibach language. Inside the box, different meanings are multi-layered.
There is a gramophone record and a poster in the pulled-out drawer. On both are graphics of tiny black crosses and red industrial workers placed in a sort of composition. What exactly represents the pattern on the poster, only a handful of music masters would be able to figure out. The answer is therefore hidden in the inner frame of the box, in a portrait of a Baroque German composer, which is seen in the reflection of the mirror foil through the upper and side opening when the drawer is fully opened. The poster pattern is a reinterpretation of the entire Bach Toccata and Fugue in D minor, with each note replaced by a black cross and each pause by a red worker.
Finally, the name of the group is humorously depicted in Bach's portrait, which has english word 'lie' written on Bach's lips, an equivalent of the word ‘lai’ (bach).