Renowned rock album cover designer Ioannis Vasilopoulos has passed away, his family announced this week. He was 66 years old. Among some of his most notable works were the projects where he worked ...

Iconic rock album cover designer Ioannis Vasilopoulos has died at the age of 66. Ioannis, famed for having designed album covers for the likes of Bon Jovi and Deep Purple, passed away on April 7.

Don’t let uninvited guests ruin your summer sips. Today, we’re going to show you how to craft your very own Perler bead cup covers– an easy and creative way to keep those drinks bug-free.

The cover artwork for Crosby, Stills and Nash’s 1969 debut ranks among the most recognizable of its era. So why did the band initially want the image reshot? During a recent conversation with ...

I organize the Before & After series and cover DIY and design. I joined AT in October 2020 as a production assistant. I have an MA in Journalism from the University of Missouri and a BA in Journalism ...

Confused about your aesthetic and want a little help figuring it out? Or do you already have your aesthetic nailed down and just want to see if we guess correctly? Either way, here’s your chance!

Luckily, the genre-pushing hardcore band have announced a new album, their first since 2021’s Grammy-nominated Glow On. Set to arrive on June 6, Never Enough was recorded in Los Angeles and ...

After some recent teasers, Turnstile have finally announced the ridiculously highly-anticipated follow-up to 2021’s GLOW ON album. The Baltimore hardcore favourites will be dropping their fourth ...

When Team DIY were first lucky enough to hear the new album from Djo a few months ago ... That’s one of the reasons we realised he was the perfect cover star for our April 2025 issue. So, if you’re ...

The record is said to embrace everything kitsch and U.K.-centric with its extremely Britain-coded album cover (the country's iconic red telephone booth is on it) and classic dance sound.

In a move that was quite ahead of its time, the new album featured a 3D cover that needed special glasses to be viewed correctly (“the first 3D rock ‘n’ roll album!”, as the ads said).