The album cover shoot happened organically. Unlike today, when a musician will orchestrate a production to snap the image for their album cover, Crosby, Stills & Nash opted for something far less ...

The cover of Mercblecket’s EP is eerily similar to the cover of the Beatles’ 1967 album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. The group dressed in marching band uniforms and posed around a ...

ST. LOUIS — Singer-songwriter SZA tweeted out a photo of her sophomore album cover Wednesday afternoon wearing a St. Louis Blues jersey. Solána Imani Rowe, professionally known as SZA ...

A Woodstock, New York, compound that’s hosted a number of famous musicians, and was even featured on a Bob Dylan album cover, has listed for sale for just shy of $5 million. The Catskills ...

The Dominican artist's new album, titled "Eterno" or "Eternal" in English, reimagines legendary English songs with Royce's signature bachata rhythm and touches of Spanglish. Royce covers classics ...

Jin is also a solo artist. When he released his first solo album, the man called "Worldwide Handsome" by fans wanted to hone in on happiness. He had just finished his mandatory military service in ...

What impact Laurent’s return has brought to this seventh album will only be discernible to superfans of the Chicago post-metallers, but that’s not essential to a new listener’s enjoyment of ...

André 3000 stepped out onto this year’s Met Gala carpet with a grand piano strapped to his back and paired the look with a surprise album titled, 7 piano sketches. The cover for the new music ...

No Little Feat album is complete without a moment of laugh-out-loud humor. For Strike Up the Band, Sharrard cowrote the winking "Too High to Cut My Hair" with Tackett. Talking Heads Expand Second ...

You always have such a strong graphic sense with everything, including album covers. Is there a reason you have canine teeth on the cover? Wolfe: Yeah. I mean, is he smiling? Is he growling?

The golliwog was once used to sell children’s books and rag dolls. It’s a doll on the album cover — abandoned out in the forest, either a figure of sympathy or a lurking, malevolent presence.

This is the question that Sleep Token have been facing, approaching their first album after the conclusion of their trilogy with a greater weight on their shoulders and minds than ever.