Over the weekend, Skrillex reunited with From First To Last, the metalcore band that he led before finding EDM stardom, and released a new song called “Make War.” But weirdly enough, the band used a very familiar-looking image for the single’s cover art. The art is a photo of a peach, wrapped in barbed wire, against a peach background. Weirdly enough, the San Francisco punks Culture Abuse used a very similar image for the cover of Peach, a great album of tuneful hardcore that they released last year. Peach’s cover: A peach, surrounded with chain-link fencing, against a peach background. And, as Exclaim! points out, Culture Abuse noticed the similarity:

Besides that Facebook post, they’ve been retweeting a number of fans who also noticed:

From First to Last: "hey, can I copy your homework?"@cultureabuse : "sure, just don't make it too obvious" pic.twitter.com/yLS5bGKC3N

— Kelen Capener (@KelenKeller38) January 16, 2017

Hey @cultureabuse pic.twitter.com/0E2aakL1wK

— Toxicbreed (@Toxicbreed) January 16, 2017

I guess @cultureabuse shouldn't be too mad about the FFTL thing. When you do cool shit people wanna bite it.

— dirk funk (@erickjpressman) January 16, 2017

Umm… @Skrillex you got some explaining to do…@cultureabuse pic.twitter.com/5WgCjhOWXQ

— YOUTHxENERGY (@charliexconway) January 16, 2017

the good thing about that new @FFTLAST @Skrillex song is that it makes me want to listen to @cultureabuse instead

— SEIZURES (@SEIZURESca) January 16, 2017

@cultureabuse pic.twitter.com/iVRKvY9wIL

— Kristina Esfandiari (@kngwmn) January 16, 2017

@cultureabuse get the lawyers ready https://t.co/9SqsOpVH5Q

— Nick Abraham (@nicholatte2001) January 16, 2017

If that’s a ripoff — and it’s hard to imagine it being anything but a ripoff — why would you even try something so obvious?

UPDATE: Skrillex has issued a statement saying that that the similarities between the artworks are “a complete coincidence”:

.@cultureabuse @FFTLAST pic.twitter.com/xMK3SSqnrx

— SKRILLEX (@Skrillex) January 16, 2017