Converge‘s classic Jane Doe, which recently turned 20, is just as iconic for its album artwork as it is for the music itself, though the woman depicted on the cover had previously been unknown ...

UPDATE: Jacob Bannon has now commented on the Jane Doe cover model coming forth and his usage of the image for the album cover. In a posting on Facebook, he wrote, "Just to be clear: This is ...

Audrey Marnay, the apparent source for Converge's Jane Doe album artwork, had no idea her image had been the face of hardcore for the past 20 years… Model from Converge's Jane Doe cover reveals ...

Converge have just released their greatest achievement since 2001's 'Jane Doe,' and yes, the levity of that claim is understandably huge. 'Jane Doe' is almost universally praised as one of the ...

Metalcore legends Converge will be playing two unique sets at Roadburn Festival 2016 in the Netherlands this April. For the very first (and last) time, the group will play their album Jane Doe in ...

This is the original Kerrang! review of Jane Doe from 2001. It is, it has to be said, a truly astonishing sound. Converge might have one foot planted in the U.S. hardcore scene, but Jane Doe is ...

The line “this is for the hearts still beating” acts as a mantra for many of Converge’s most die-hard devotees. 1. Jane Doe (from 2001’s ‘Jane Doe’) ...

Converge is a smart, aggressive, brutal quintet, and Jane Doe will kick your ass repeatedly until it leaves its long imprint in your flabby buttflesh. The album opens in a throttling surge of bass ...

Jane Doe's artwork was designed and created by Converge vocalist Jacob Bannon, who previously told Revolver in 2014 that the visuals were made using media, collage, photography, spraypaint, and ...