Kiss were always careful to put their best foot forward with the opening tracks of their 20 studio albums. Lead-off tracks ...

As a teenager, The Cure frontman Robert Smith had a magical moment on a clifftop with his future-wife and he revisited it for ...

Kiss The Machine reflects the raw energy and personal journey of Scantlin, who was fully immersed in every aspect of its creation. "This album was a moment of clarity – me looking in the mirror.

"I think KISS fans are gonna love this album," says KISS historian Julian Gill. By Tyler Jenke Peter Criss, the co-founding drummer of rock veterans KISS, has announced the release of his first ...

When Kiss suited up to shoot the iconic cover of the band’s 1975 album “Dressed To Kill” on the southwest corner of 23rd Street and Eighth Avenue in Manhattan, there were no stylists or ...

A limited-edition three-LP colored-vinyl set packaged with a specially designed T-shirt is available exclusively from the KISS online ... s popularity. The album’s cover featured images of ...

But when an album does have a great cover, it stands out. When that cover’s visually representative of the music itself, it stands out even more. Below is a list of some of the most notable ...

To the uninitiated, 1970s glam rockers Kiss should be exclusive pioneers ... which saw them attempt disco on the 1979 effort Dynasty and kept their pompous ‘Music From “The Elder”‘ concept album from ...

If you look at the cover of that, it seems like an easy transition from KISS to them because they kinda look like a tougher version of KISS. CROVER: Yeah, and even, like, Dynasty. I went from ...

Six photographers help us unwrap the stories of iconic American album covers and pinpoint the exact locations where they were captured. KISS’s now-famous cover shot for their third studio album ...

The album cover has been a cultural obsession as long as albums have. Ever since 12-inch vinyl records took off in the 1950s, packaged in cardboard sleeves, musicians have been fascinated by the ...

For years, claims have spread online that British rock band The Beatles' 1966 album "Yesterday & Today" featured dismembered baby dolls and cuts of raw meat on its cover. We previously fact ...