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Album Covers

By Anonymous
Recently, I've been looking for new music to listen to, and one thing I like to do when I find a new artist is to look at their album artwork. I think that how they present their music is very interesting and can tell us a lot about their style. Here are some of my favorites that I've found recently. The top one is for a song called "Glitter" by Benee, the middle one is for the album "Honeymoon" by Beach Bunny, and the last one is for a song called "Just Exist" by Eliza & the Delusionals. I love the different techniques used in all of them, and how it can help to tell the story of a song/album.


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  1. AnonymousFebruary 3, 2020 at 9:59 AM

    I feel like album covers give you a feel of the music before you even listen to it

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