In the late 1970s, a popular notion among rock critics was that the great rock bands had crested and were moving out to sea. The Rolling Stones changed that.

We look back on the story behind their mega-successful 1985 album Brothers In Arms, featuring brand new interviews with ...

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Sparks rank their most museum-worthy album covers, including the one where they’re dressed as husband and wife: ‘There’s some element that’s cinematic in nature, like you’re seeing a ...

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Robbie Williams is back with a rock song featuring Black Sabbaths Tony Iommi from his forthcoming album, Britpop.

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These classic rock album covers were more or less hated by some fans and critics upon their release, and I can definitely see why.

Radio X walks the highways and byways of the world to discover album cover art's most iconic locations: from The Beatles and Bowie to Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd.

These four classic rock album covers are so memorable, and a few of them boast the perfect balance of creativity and simplicity.