The folks at Som Records are back. But it is my duty to share this Web site for those that really, really like bad album covers. Thanks to a reader for sending.
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album cover of the week
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This beauty was sent in by a reader. This is the same reader who sent in this gem. I dare you to look at this cover without laughing. Impossible.
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Som Records is trying to win their crown back after this sweet cover.
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Holy cow. A reader sent me a slew of unbelievably sweet covers. I nearly cried when I saw this one. Ok, I did cry. Actually I’m crying right now. So good. Can this one ever be topped?
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Props, of course, go to Som Records on 14th Street.
Ed. Note: Som Records is an advertiser on PoP. The selection of album cover of the week is in no way influenced by their advertising. I simply love their selection of album covers. As always reader submitted album covers are not only accepted they are encouraged.
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As seen on PoPtrekker Vol. 2. A classic.
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Ed. Note: Som Records is an advertiser on PoP. The selection of album cover of the week is in no way influenced by their advertising. I simply love their selection of album covers. As always reader submitted album covers are not only accepted they are encouraged.
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Props, of course, go to Som Records on 14th Street.
Ed. Note: Som Records is an advertiser on PoP. The selection of album cover of the week is in no way influenced by their advertising. I simply love their selection of album covers. As always reader submitted album covers are not only accepted they are encouraged.
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Props, of course, go to Som Records on 14th Street. This is arguably the oddest one yet.
Ed. Note: Som Records is an advertiser on PoP. The selection of album cover of the week is in no way influenced by their advertising. I simply love their selection of album covers. As always reader submitted album covers are not only accepted they are encouraged.
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This has been a great week for album covers! Thanks to a reader for sending this one in. The reader “picked it up at crooked beat.” Whatever happened to the genre of “background music”…?