An Iranian music streaming platform named Melovaz has recently come under fire for taking liberties with artists’ album covers. As many people know, Iran is still super old-school when it comes to what they allow their public to view. Particularly when it comes to viewing women. In general, it’s just not allowed.

Iran is still living in the stone ages when it comes to how they see and “deal” with women. Since 79, it has been illegal for women to appear in public without a hajib (a head covering). Why? Because even looking on a woman’s face is enough to let the devil take hold of young men and turn them sideways. Or, at least that’s the case according to the Iranian government.

So, when it comes down to selling the music of multi-national pop-stars, the woman-fearing government has come up with a plan to benefit from the sales without compromising their “moral character”. How, you might ask? By removing women from their album covers completely.

As you can expect, more than a few fans are pretty upset about the whole affair. The rest of us? Well, we’re just laughing at the idiocrasy of it all and, not to mention, the epically terrible editing done on the albums. Here is a list of 55+ album covers before and after Melovaz got their clone-tool-happy hands on them. Caution: some of these look very, very wrong.