Album covers can sometimes make or break the appeal of an album. These five super-cool album covers from the 1990s only made the music within their sleeves even better. Let’s take a look at just ...

But when an album does have a great cover, it stands out. When that cover’s visually representative of the music itself, it stands out even more. Below is a list of some of the most notable ...

Every year, Exclaim! publishes a list of the worst album covers of the year — and every year, people in the comments section tell us that we're being too negative and that we should do a list of ...

Well, they can’t all be winners. Some album covers are just weird enough to be visually interesting to both fans and non-fans alike. However, there have been a few creative choices through the ...

In the '70s and '80s, the Philadelphia-born drummer Norman Connors was one of the most prolific and talented artists/producers in all of music. By the mid '70s, his jazz training and application led ...

The album cover has been a cultural obsession as long as albums have. Ever since 12-inch vinyl records took off in the 1950s, packaged in cardboard sleeves, musicians have been fascinated by the ...

Her legacy continues to inspire artists and fans alike, including Cross. “Phyllis Hyman’s music was almost like a beacon during my tumultuous childhood,” Mary recalls of her time growing up ...

And he's one of the all-time prank call greats. Jamieson's album covers often serve as parody of legendary rock and metal records and, on No Sleep 'Til McSorley's, he puts his spin on Motorhead's ...

The wait for PARTYNEXTDOOR‘s upcoming album is coming to an end as the Canadian rapper recently posted the long-awaited cover. The NSFW album cover arrive more than four years after PND’s last ...

An album's cover, it can be argued, is just as important as its contents. It is, after all, the first thing a potential listener sees when they examine an LP, So selecting something eye-catching ...

Her premiere album for the label was “Somewhere In My Lifetime,” released on 1978. The title track (produced by then newcomer Barry Manilow, a longtime admirer of Hyman's) became Phyllis' first radio ...