In an interview with 'Rolling Stone,' Carly Simon defended Sabrina Carpenter against the backlash from critics of her 'Man's Best Friend' album cover. Simon also sparked debate over the cover of ...

The cover for the avant-garde 'Two Virgins' captures John Lennon and Yoko Ono completely naked. It sparked outrage, leading distributors to clandestinely sell the album wrapped in brown paper bags.

The album cover of Deafheaven’s second album, 2013’s Sunbather, accrued a weighty, polarizing significance that its creators never anticipated it would bear. It garnered derision from metal ...

Our fans ranked the five best album covers of all time, from blink-182's Enema of the State to My Chemical Romance's Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge. See the list.

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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 a few killer album covers from the 1990s and why we love them!

There's a lot of disgusting album covers out there and Pantke fronts one of the grossest new death metal band of the 2020s, so tabbing him for this list made perfect sense.

Teresa Clarke, 76, makes for a moody Adele on a rethink of the “21” album cover, while Maureen Capper, 80, is wholly in vogue as Madonna in her “True Blue” era.

4. ‘Cut’ by The Slits (1979) We can’t show the full album cover here. But, we can give you an idea of why it was one of the most controversial album covers back in the 1970s.

But this album cover doesn’t work because it aims for “fantasy of debauched orgy with the whole band” and ends up at “nightmare where we forgot to put on our clothes before the gig” instead.

The two were excited to recreate the newest album, with Charlie noting it's likely the funniest for Ryan to do. "There's going to be a lot of giggling — at my expense," Ryan said with a laugh.

For the cover of their second studio album, Power, Corruption & Lies, New Order went with an oil-on-canvas painting by the French artist Ignace-Henri-Theodore Fantin-Latour, titled A Basket of Roses.