Cover Songs and Remixes
Sunn occasionally covers songs by other bands, reinterpreting them to fit its style.
- "F.W.T.B.T.", from Flight of the Behemoth, is a cover of Metallica's "For Whom the Bell Tolls"
- "Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine" from Cro-Monolithic Remixes for an Iron Age (Earth remix).
- "Catch-22 (Surrender or Die)" from Cro-Monolithic Remixes for an Iron Age (Merzbow remix).
- "Cursed Realms (Of the Winterdemons)" from Black One (Immortal cover), although only the lyrics are used.
- "Báthory Erzsébet" from Black One can be said to be a loose (even by Sunn standards) cover of "A Fine Day to Die" by Bathory.
- "CandleGoat" from Black One also quotes the lyrics from "Freezing Moon" by Mayhem.
Although "Rabbits' Revenge" from ØØ Void is often thought to be a cover of The Melvins' "Hung Bunny," it is actually a reworking of an earlier Melvins track.
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