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

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 ...

Here in his own words, Hipgnosis co-founder Po, 76, picks nine great album covers and tells their fascinating back stories . . . THIS is a perfect example of an anti-cover which became iconic.

Taylor Swift's new album looks like it's going ... The records inside the covers appear to match the image. On one cover, Swift wore a yellow-and-black outfit while laying beside a piano in ...

Cars guitarist Elliot Easton wished his friends and followers a 'great summer' with a spoof of the 'Candy-O' album cover.

Lost amid the hype and hand-wringing, though, is another query: Why does so much AI art look like it could be on a ’70s prog-rock album cover? The good news is, I’m a journalist, so I went ...

“Squaring the Circle” is kind of most fun when it gets into the album jackets you may recognize but never spent more than three seconds thinking about before. Like the cover for “Wings ...

The iconic cover of T. Rex’s 1972 album The Slider came with a famous photo credit: Ringo Starr. The black and white image, which featured T. Rex frontman Marc Bolan in his Mad Hatter top hat ...

Five residents in their 70s and 80s from Bournemouth ... and nurse’s hat to imitate blink-182's 1999 album, Enema of the State. The cover of Madonna's 1986 True Blue album was copied by 80 ...