When Kendrick Lamar released To Pimp a Butterfly, he didn’t just drop a legendary album—he delivered an iconic visual statement. The album cover, a striking black-and-white image of young Black men ...

The album is the best invention of the past century, hands down — but the music isn’t the whole story. The album cover has been ... semi-abstract images, like Led Zeppelin, Miles Davis ...

She had no idea how he had come to possess the photograph—and had certainly not granted permission for her image to be used on his album cover. In subsequent DMs with Pink over Instagram ...

The stories behind iconic album covers will be told in a new exhibition. Artwork from more than 100 records will be displayed ...

Before the age of the internet and social media, it was all about album covers. And London-based art design studio Hipgnosis created some of the most iconic art, for classic rock acts such as Pink ...

Joy Division’s iconic debut album cover features a strange white-on-black pattern that has appeared on a million t-shirts since 1979. But what actually IS it?

The To Pimp a Butterfly cover features a group of African American men and children gathered in front of the White House ... heard throughout the album. The image captures a poignant moment ...

Doja Cat has moved quickly to secure a new album cover for her record Scarlet after coming under fire earlier this week as the image chosen for her album cover was eerily similar to that of German ...

The album cover of Deafheaven’s second ... I was trying to teach myself to play piano. The cover is actually a profile image of a man hunched over a piano, which is funny because you don ...

Yoko Ono designed the cover for John Lennon‘s album Some Time in New York City. John felt an image of two politicians that Yoko made for the album was “beautiful.” Despite this, the album ...

albeit on a CD.) After a quick call to his wife for a “sanity check,” he concluded: This was indeed the image on the cover of one of the most epic musical releases of his teenage years.