The cover of The Who Sell Out by The Who is probably the oddest one of the bunch. This concept album was released in 1967 and features two of the band’s members in opposing photographs.

Meanwhile, below you’ll find the album cover art shot by Paul Thomas Anderson, who previously directed Haim in a game-changing music video.

Ye has revealed the album cover for his upcoming WW3 project featuring Ku Klux Klan imagery. On Wednesday night (April 2), the rapper formerly known as Kanye West took to X to share the artwork.

Apple’s cover is just one of many on the recent release Heart Of Gold: The Songs Of Neil Young Volume I, which features quite the laundry list of musicians. The tribute album’s namesake comes ...

A third person claimed Wiz’s “Braincells were definitely fried making this,” as a fourth called out irony, “Wiz must have not looked at his album cover…” Take a look at Wiz Khalifa ...

Like tall tales told around a campfire or a night of barstool banter, the album weaves together a collection of three-minute stories inspired by the people and places the band knows best.

If the former pop legend were to depart The Kelly Clarkson Show, we would miss her daily covers during the beloved opening segment, "Kellyoke," where Clarkson puts her own special spin on other ...

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“I love people so much to the point that, the only thing that will make me not love you anymore is betrayal,” says Young Thug as he towers over GQ’s Zach Baron in a perfectly landscaped ...

Scroll through the album covers below to see which album we picked as the best grunge release for each year from 1987 to 1996. Grunge Fans Recall How They Felt About Nu-Metal on Reddit ...

Zak Starkey — who's had a bit of an eventful week — recently shared an unreleased, all-star cover of T. Rex's "Children of the Revolution" recorded for a charity album that's yet to receive a ...

The cover of the most recent album by Canadian indie band Men I Trust, “Equus Asinus,” is a photograph of a slow domestic scene. A shirtless man in large, wire-framed glasses and khaki shorts ...