Harry Russell - aka Harry Ratbag and Harry the Bastard - grew up in Remuera and was part of Auckland’s underground punk scene in the early '80s before heading overseas to absorb the world’s freshest ...

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.

But it's the album cover art that's drawing a lot of attention. The Big Willie Style rapper announced Friday on social media that his album, Based on a True Story, will drop on March 28.

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 ...

We’re ranking all 40 of his studio albums by the quality of the cover art. We’ve left out archival discs like the Bootleg Series and hits collections: It’s relatively easy to pick a stellar ...

It features a brief sample of each track, with a Loporrit DJ often appearing to “play” the remix. Said Loporrit also appears on the cover of both the (Session 1) and (Session 2) albums.

Here are the five grossest metal album covers ever, chosen by Molder vocalist/guitarist Aaren Pantke. There's a lot of disgusting album covers out there and Pantke fronts one of the grossest new ...

On Friday (Oct. 11), Charli unveiled her long-awaited remix album ... place of fear that the album wouldn’t perform well. “The actual first idea of doing a text cover came from was to save ...

emblazoned with the names of high-profile musicians and styled in the vein of the legendary cover of Charli’s latest album, brat. With the remix version of that album just around the corner ...

In the early days of vinyl records, album covers were nothing more than a safety feature, blank paper jackets meant to protect the fragile content inside. That is, until, designer Alex Steinweiss ...

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 ...

For years, claims have spread online that British rock band The Beatles' 1966 album "Yesterday & Today" featured dismembered baby dolls and cuts of raw meat on its cover. We previously fact ...