"Nothing's Shocking" is the debut studio album by the American rock band Jane's Addiction, released in 1988. The album is known for its fusion of alternative rock, punk, and heavy metal, featuring a distinctive sound characterized by dynamic guitar riffs and powerful vocals. It includes popular tracks like "Jane Says" and "Mountain Song," which helped define the band's style and influence on the music scene. The album cover, designed by Elliott Smith, features a striking image of two nude figures with their heads on fire, symbolizing the provocative themes explored in the music. "Nothing's Shocking" received critical acclaim and is often regarded as a landmark release in the alternative rock genre.