Album covers are an important part of music not only as marketing, but as art. Here are three iconic covers from the 70s.

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The project will arrive four years after the pop star last released an album. By Hannah Dailey This ... she said in her May Rolling Stone cover story, “I just have to trust when my intuition ...

Bluegrass songbird rises from the ashes of Albion with 11 impeccables beginning with the breathtaking title track and equally stilling "Lie Awake." Union Station masters Dan Tyminski (mandolin ...

Tarps now cover the exposed sections of her home in Gordon. “That’s a plus about having a big family,” James said. Trees were ripped from the ground, power lines torn from poles, and debris ...

You don't have to be an Arctic Monkeys fan to immediately recognise the cover of their album, Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not. The iconic black and white snap of an ordinary-looking ...

Though Prince Royce initially thought that it would be easy to cut a covers album, he found there was a lot more administrative work involved, including getting the clearance for all 13 tracks.