Blog Posts of Category Album Of The Day

Album Of The Day: Farewell Show by delirious?

Album Art of delirious?'s Farewell Show album - Five middle-aged white men, in alternating clothes of white and black, standing shoulder to shoulder on a large stage with their arms on each other's shoulders. Above the band is printed in a worn blue type the album title, 'Farewell Show', with the words 'Live In London' printed in smaller text in the top right. Below the title in a smaller rounded box is the band word mark: the band name with a question mark, then a vertical bar, then a 'd:' as well.

Album Of The Day: Songs For Lent by New York Hymns

Album Art of New York Hymns's Songs For Lent album - With a beige border around it, a black-and-white photo of the East River of New York City, with what looks to be docks in the foreground on the left, and larger buildings behind those. A few bridges are spanning the river, and on the right side in the distance is the skyscrapers of lower Manhattan. The top half and a bit more is just clouds over the cityscape.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: This Beautiful Mess by Sixpence None The Richer

Album Art of Sixpence None The Richer's This Beautiful Mess album - A painting that is mostly a red background with a bit darker red on the left side. To the right 3/5ths of the artwork, a rough black square is painted and inside is a very modern painting of a person with hair down to the neck on the sides. The person is all a light yellow and has black lines outlining the eyes, nose and mouth. The features are a bit out of proportion and the lines connect in unexpected ways.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Chris Taylor's Worthless Pursuit Of Things On The Earth

Album Art of Chris Taylor's Worthless Pursuit Of Things On The Earth album - A photo of a wire-bound notebook with a scuffed leather cover that is even missing a bit of the bottom left part. Behind can be seen some pages and other papers sticking out of the top and bottom of the notebook on the very edges of the photo. A few coffee cup stains are also on the leather, just to the bottom right of a photo affixed to the front of the cover.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: At The Foot Of The Cross, Vol. 1: Clouds, Rain, Fire

Clouds, Rain, Fire album - On a white background, a gold border is around the inside of the edges. At the top it has the text 'At The Foot' in large letters, with 'of the' below it in smaller and 'Cross' next to those words in even bigger gold script. In much smaller, to the right of a photo, it says 'volume one', and below that on the right is 'clouds', then below 'rain', and below 'fire'.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Candycoatedwaterdrops by Plumb

Album Art of Plumb's Candycoatedwaterdrops album - A photo of a dark-haired woman with a fitted tee and a leather jacket has four men behind her on the sides, half looking at the camera and half looking in other directions. They photo is black-and-white with the white parts being a gold-grey hue. Printed above the middle of the photo, to the left of the woman, is the band name in big, white letters.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: In The Morning by Carolyn Arends

Album Art of Carolyn Arends's In The Morning EP - A black-and-white photo of a white woman standing against a wooden railing and holding an acoustic guitar in some sort of small, rustic chapel with wooden walls and a small, simple glass window. She has blond hair down past her shoulders and is looking off to her left, while she has her hands on the guitar like she might start playing any moment.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Look Up Child by Lauren Daigle

Album Art of Lauren Daigle's Look Up Child album - On a mottled gray background, a black and white photo of a woman from the shoulders up looking to the right an slightly up. The photo is mostly a profile angle, with just a bit of her left eyelash showing behind her nose. Her hair is up inside a cloth that is wrapped around the top and back of her head, covering most of her ears as well.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Mercury by The Prayer Chain

Album Art of They Prayer Chain's Mercury album - On the bottom quarter of the area, an image of a blue/silver nature, maybe of some shiny rocks over water or just water in glass. On the top three quarters, the top half of some sort of blue-green sphere inside some orange fluid, with some large orange bubbles right next to the sphere, and smaller clear bubbles inside the orange fluid.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Nashville Skyline by Bob Dylan

Album Art of Bob Dylan's Nashville Skyline album - A photo of a young white man with a short beard and mustache in a black coat wearing a black hat, and he's holding his hand just below the hat like he's about to tip his hat. He has a noticeable smile and is photographed from below, looking down at the camera while holding his guitar in his left hand in front of him. Behind him can only be seen the blue sky, bluer towards the top and more white near the bottom.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Home by Josh Garrels

Album Art of Josh Garrels's Home album - On a white background, there are four drawings set into light brown squares. The top left has a crude drawing of a structure's corners with of various sizes, a garden growing inside of it in just black pencil. The top right is a picture of a house of a white color with many small lines that are windows on the closest side, that is surrounded by tall, thin trees on three sides.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Cutting Edge by delirious?

Album Art of delirious?'s Cutting Edge album - The top and bottom and most of the background is white. Interlaced into the background are pictures of a scissors and a shaver in verital lines, somewhat blended into the white at the top. In the top middle, there's also a small photo of a scissors. There's print that says the album title in black, and then white slightly below and over it.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Hinterland by Held By Trees

Album Art of Held By Trees's Hinterland album - In the thick white border around the artwork, it has printed at the top in a small, black print the band's name and at the bottom the album name, both centered horizontally. In the middle is a square piece of artwork that is mostly off-white in the top and bottom.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Cosmic Supreme by John Mark McMillan

Album Of The Day: Terraform: The People by Propaganda & DJ Mal-Ski

The People EP - A photo of about 50 Africans posing for a photo on a sandy bit of land with large rocks and the mostly cloudy sky with a golden brown hue added to it. In the midst of the sky, it has a Propaganda text with a pen and brush crossed behind it to be a sort of logo. Below that, it says 'The People' in large letters, then 'Terraform' in much smaller letters, and the 'Food For the Hungry' logo and word mark below that, all printed in white.

Album Of The Day: The Brothers Martin by The Brothers Martin

Album Art of The Brothers Martin's self-titled album - On a dark grey background, a series of lines and circles are plotted in white lines. Vertically down the middle, there's a dotted line. About 30 degrees off vertical counter-clockwise is a solid white line. In the center is a circle, with a solid line bisecting it horizontally. In the center, the all these meet and approaching the solid diagonal line right at the center on each side are two circles and one quarter-circle arc.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Lone Bellow by The Lone Bellow

Album Art of The Lone Bellow's self-titled album - In a black-and-white photo, three white people are sitting on the front steps of a New York City brownstone, from the looks of it. On both the right and left are men wearing boots, the one on the left with lighter hair and a black shirt, and the one on the right with black hair and a grey shirt with vest and black pants. In the middle is a woman with probably brown hair coming down over her right shoulder.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Let There Be Wonder by Matt Redman

Album Art of Matt Redman's Let There Be Wonder album - On a dark blue background, an illustration of what looks like a fingerprint is in the middle. Upon closer inspection, it is a graphic where the top part looks somewhat like a fingerprint printed in gold, with mostly horizontal lines. We can see that a bit below the center these gold lines do circle, making it out to be a sky of gold with the sun just over the horizon. And below the sun, large ocean waves of blue and gold are crashing.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Everglow by Mae

Album Art of Mae's The Everglow album - A drawing of a forest behind a metal fence with vines growing over it. In the middle, there's a path with a an open gate and a man with a suitcase is standing looking into the gate, and there is a bit of a glow from the forest behind him. The colors may be painted with watercolors or something, because the edges are not fully colored out of the grass, the path, the sky. The man in the middle also is black-and-white only, not in color.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Stereo by 4th Avenue Jones

Album Art of 4th Avenue Jones's Stereo album - A drawing that is red in the background, with the lines and rings of a notebook look across it. At the top, the band name is written in a very blocky font. At the bottom, hand-written is the word 'Stereo' in white, with 'the evolution of Hiprocksoul' scribbled in black next to it.</body></html>

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