Band logos are interesting beasts. As expressed in Part 1 of our Best Band Logos feature, the logo can simply be a wildly creative font showcasing the band in questions name. But a band logo can ...

Well before contemporary concepts of branding, rock and roll bands in music recognized the value of having an easily identifiable logo. Good imagery doesn't just give a band marketability ...

Impact Link Throughout rock history, some bands and musicians have relied solely on their names to promote their music. Others have developed logos that would become inextricable from their identity.

Once upon a time, extreme metal bands opted to contort their logos into the most stylized mutations possible as a way to visually represent their music, and as a proud testament to the obscurity ...

Do you consider yourself a music expert? AP is putting you to the test. We’ve got 36 band logos that span ages and genres. How many can you name? Test yourself below. “The feeling of being ...

You have every right to stan your favs, but before you go under the needle, here are some things to consider before you get that band’s logo tattooed on you. Just like the changing of the ...

No matter how much some may seek to deny it, every band has an image it wants to portray—it's part of the showy nature of rock 'n' roll. Logos have always been one of the biggest parts of it and ...

A band doesn't need an iconic logo to be an iconic band, but it certainly doesn't hurt. Logos of our favorite bands live on posters, stickers, pins, patches, t-shirts, and album covers and act as ...

Once upon a time, extreme metal bands opted to contort their logos into the most stylized mutations possible as a way to visually represent their music, and as a proud testament to the obscurity ...

Once upon a time, extreme metal bands opted to contort their logos into the most stylized mutations possible as a way to visually represent their music, and as a proud testament to the obscurity ...