There is always a lot of talk about who had the best Hip-hop debut album. There are plenty of examples, and there have been ...

Charli XCX’s Number 1 Angel debuts on four U.K. charts following a Record Store Day vinyl release, landing in the top 10 on ...

Lawrence Watson, photographer of choice for Paul Weller and Oasis, is hosting a sale of prints of his previously unseen ...

The folk group joins a lineup of other big-name groups like Def Leppard, The Turtles and Melissa Etheridge to play Minnesota ...

Additionally, some Hip-Hop YouTube series entertain and educate new and old fans alike (e.g., DJ Premier’s So Wassup and ...

The cover is literally a tip of the cap, with Stewart striking a pose similar to Dylan’s on his 1969 album Nashville Skyline — hat and acoustic guitar included. The package also includes a ...

The cover artwork for Crosby, Stills and Nash’s 1969 debut ranks among the most recognizable of its era. So why did the band initially want the image reshot? During a recent conversation with ...

222Forever isn't just an album—it's an odyssey. Stretching across hip‑hop, R&B, ambient textures, and experimental vibes, it blends bold sound design with spiritual undertones, weaving ...

The track became one of the standout hits of the album, receiving praise for its crossover appeal and solidifying Fivio’s place in both the drill and mainstream rap scenes. Beyond the drill ...

Either way, here’s your chance! Just tell us which of these K-pop albums you find the most visually pleasing, and this quiz will tell you the answer. It’s that easy!

“Black & Tan,” featuring U.K. rap veteran Lancey Foux, blends distorted Cloud rap basslines with a Jerk cadence ... It is playful, unexpected and ultimately lands. The album-closer “Make It” blends ...

The record is said to embrace everything kitsch and U.K.-centric with its extremely Britain-coded album cover (the country's iconic red telephone booth is on it) and classic dance sound.