Blog Posts of Category Album Of The Day

Album Of The Day: Catch For Us The Foxes by meWithoutYou

Album Art of meWithoutYou's Catch For Us The Foxes album - A drawing or painting of some sort that is very modern and full of lots of small strokes of different colors. I think I can make out two people, one on the left and one on the right, looking towards each other. They both have blue bodies and their faces are more white. But it's hard to make a lot of detail out of it, if you ask me.

Album Of The Day: Live At The Bitter End by Burlap To Cashmere

Album Art of Burlap To Cashmere's Live At The Bitter End EP - A purple fine cloth is spread out over a white background and on the purple cloth is printed in gold the band's name in a beautiful script font. Below the purple cloth is printed in a gold font the EP name in the white area.

Album Of The Day: Freedom by Darrell Evans

Album Art of Darrell Evans's Freedom album - A very wide-angle lens shows a black-and-white photo where the white is replaced with a gold color. The majority of the photo is of some water and a series of large stones jutting out into the water. A shoreline can be seen on the edges. On the farthest stone out stands a man holding an acoustic guitar, and due to the wide angle, he's somewhat distorted as he's to the top and edge of the frame.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Dark Is The Way, Light Is A Place by Anberlin

Album Art of Anberlin's Dark Is The Way, Light Is A Place album - On a very light gray background, a black-and-white, charcoal and pencil drawing of a horse falling with its back to the ground and its legs splayed out above in the air and the head looking up from where it came.

Album Of The Day: As Long As I Am In The Tent of This Body I Will Make A Joyful Noise Pt. 1 by John Van Deusen

Album Art of John Van Deusen's As Long As I Am In The Tent of This Body I Will Make A Joyful Noise Pt. 1 album - A very detailed collage of various photos and artwork and maybe original art as well. At the bottom is lots of people, behind them fields and mountains, a castle turret, and forests and above the blue sky. In the middle, a series of black-and-white, more industrial-looking of a haphazard structure, and on top of it a picture of Jesus Christ on the cross.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Myst Soundtrack by Robyn Miller

Album Art of Robyn Miller's Myst Soundtrack album - On the outside, a series of a few frames, first one dark green and the next one looks like a copper color with lines and squares. Inside of that, in each of the four corners, there's a metal tip of a fountain pen with some flourishes around them, and inside that a copper-colored circle. In the middle is a copper and black/green design of a library building with columns around the front door and a sliver of a moon above the building.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Phil Keaggy by Phil Keaggy

Album Art of Phil Keaggy's self-titled album - A black-and-white photo of a man lit from the left, only his face and neck, on the left of the frame. The background is white. The man is staring into the camera and has a blank look. Above his mouth is printed his first name in white, lowercase letters, with his last name in orange letters immediately after.

Album Of The Day: A Collision by David Crowder Band

nucleus with electrons spinning around it. Bellow this is the album title in red large letters,l with the band's name in black letters smaller below it.

Album Of The Day: When The World Sings by Fine China

Album Art of Fine China's When The World Sings album - Mostly a solid pink baqkground, on the left and right there's purple and black line art that looks like a few highway overpass bridges, one coming from each side, that nearly converge just off the bottom of the frame. One has a small purple circle on a stick coming off the top of it near the middle. In the top right corner, printed in black, is the artist's name with no spaces and then the album title in smaller print below.

Album Of The Day: An Octave Above The Original by Ill Harmonics

Album Art of Ill Harmonics's An Octave Above The Original album - On the top and bottom is a black background, and the middle is a color photo of two young, white men, one with fairly short hair with frosted tips and glasses, the other is bald with a bit of facial hair. Both are wearing suits and the bald one is wearing a tie. Both are looking to the left of the camera. Behind them is a few different walls, some with graffiti on them. Above the photo, in brown italics is the group's name.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: There's A Light by Liz Vice

Album Art of Liz Vice's There's A Light album - A black-and-white photo of a woman sitting in a chair with a bright light hitting her from her front, off to the right and behind the camera. There's a grey background behind her, and off to the right it's just black, with a shadow of her body on the grey background. She's wearing a dress with a flower print and has has her hair pulled back behind her head. She is looking down towards her lap and has a big, toothy smile.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Go West Young Man by Michael W. Smith

Album Art of Michael W. Smith's Go West Young Man album - On a white background, a photo of a white man with lots of brown hair is pictured in a bright blue suit with a golden shirt underneath and holding a black hat over his heart. He's looking way up. On the white background is written across the top his first name in a blue handwritten cursive, and along the right vertically in red is his last name. In the top right corner is a drawing that looks like his middle initial, 'w'.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The End Is Not The End by House Of Heroes

Album Art of House Of Heroes's The End Is Not The End album - In a narrow road between abandoned brick buildings, a black-and-white photo of a man with a white beard and a light-colored beanie is wearing a coat and a few more layers beneath it. In front of his chest he holds a piece of cardboard with the album title, 'The End Is Not The End', written on it in some sort of thin, black handwriting.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Flyleaf by Flyleaf

Album Art of Flyleaf's self-titled album - Above some long, brown grasses as the bottom, a man is suspended in the air from the shoulders, it looks like, by two birds with strings hanging down to the person. The young man is looking down at the ground. In the top right, the band's name is printed in golden orange hues, with one golden orange flame extending above and below the band name.

Album Of The Day: Love Press Ex-Curio by Charlie Peacock

Album Art of Charlie Peacock's Love Press Ex-Curio album - In the top left, some sort of colorful line drawing is happening. Many imperfect circles of blue, black, orange and red intersect and I can't tell what it's supposed to be. Maybe people making music on instruments in a very abstract way? To the right of that, in multi-colored letters in a slightly odd font, is the artist's name.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Collection by Sara Groves

Album Art of Sara Groves's The Collection album - A painting that seems to be painted on top of bits of papers that have to do with records. The paining is of a record player with a lid and and outer shell that looks like a briefcase with a handle. The top is up and there's a record on it but the needle is off to the side. There are three or four other records out next to the record player, most in some sort of brightly colored sleeve.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Highway 61 Revisited by Bob Dylan

Album Art of Bob Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited album - With a generous white border around it, a color photo of a young white man with curly hair at least a few inches long is looking somewhat annoyedly at the camera. He seems to be sitting down because someone's legs and waist can be seen behind them with black pants and an orange-and-white striped shirt and holding a camera on a strap.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Raising Up The Dead by Caedmon's Call

Album Art of Caedmon's Call's Raising Up The Dead album - A mostly de-saturated photo of a lake in the foreground with a wooded land beyond it. In the foreground is a classic four-door sedan vehicle half-submerged in the water. Across the middle, it has the band's name in white and the album name in gold right after it.

Album Of The Day: Hymns: Take The World, But Give Me Jesus by Ascend The Hill

Album Art of Ascend The Hill's Hymns album - A square photo that looks like the cover of a square, leather-bound book. The cover is very worn on the edges and has a blue, textured look to it. Inside a few leather borders in the middle is a large, ornate, gold-hued 'H' and the letters 'ymns' are smaller next to it to spell out the album title. Below that, in smaller gold print is 'Take The World, But Give Me Jesus' album subtitle. Above the tile is the band's name in small white print.

Album Of The Day: Nothing Is Sound by Switchfoot

Album Art of Switchfoot's Nothing Is Sound album - At the top, on the right is a sun, a yellow circle, surrounded by clouds. Rays of light spread across the sky from the sun. In the middle is the outline of a tree in black, and the ground is also black and rises slightly up to the tree and separates the cover in half horizontally. Below the ground, a brownish page of paper seems to represent the soil and the outline of roots are emanating from below the tree in black.</body></html>

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