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.

They say don’t judge an album by its cover, but for artists and fans alike, sometimes it’s just impossible not to obsess over the packaging. Whether it’s an intimate portrait, abstract ...

Delaware artist explains abstract album cover for Mac Miller's 'Balloonerism' Mac Miller fans around the world have recreated Delaware artist's 'Balloonerism' album art 'Balloonerism' has topped ...

Real heads know that Lucy Dacus is very good at covers. So good, in fact, that Lady Gaga has praised her recent rendition of “Abracadabra.” Dacus, fresh off the release of her new album ...

By Gary Trust Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s “Luther” rules the Billboard Hot ... star’s 14th top 10 – and record fifth from an album prior to its release; his I’m the Problem is due May ...

With the tour set to kick off March 27, Green, 36, recently took advantage of some downtime to cover a ’90s country ... final single from Tritt’s debut album, Country Club.

Erykah Badu is teasing a long-awaited return to recording new music. The R&B legend, who has not released a full album since 2010, says the decision to drop a full-length project now feels "natural." ...

After one more slight delay early Friday morning, Playboi Carti finally dropped his new album. The LP is called Music, though the cover art sports what was thought to be the original title ...

Morris also posted the album’s cover image on Tuesday morning (March 25), in which she peers directly into the camera in a close-up head shot in which her left eye is obscured by a lemon perched ...

Will Smith’s new album, his first since 2005, takes multiple opportunities to address The Slap and its aftermath. The 56-year-old actor-rapper won his first Oscar at the 94th Academy Awards ...

The new record marks Smith's first album since 2005's 'Lost and Found.' By Ethan Millman Will Smith is aware of the elephant in the room, as the very first line on his first album in 20 years ...