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Album Of The Day: Suburba by House Of Heroes

Album Art of House Of Heroes's Suburba album - The background is red and has stripes on the top and bottom and a stamp in the top right like it's some sort of very worn, red air mail package. In a dark red, written across the upper middle is the band name in bold text. Below that, the word 'Suburba' is bigger on the left and curves up to the right like some classic postcard or something.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Question by Emery

'. Written in a large, cursive script-like font in black is the album title.

Album Of The Day: The Great Depression by Blindside

Album Art of Blindside's The Great Depression album - Four men in depression-era coats, suits and hats are the focus of a black-and-white photo that almost feels like it's out of an old Hollywood movie. They're standing in front of or near a classic period-era car with its headlights pointed toward the camera. One person is even sitting against the side of the car, while the others are standing nearby. Behind can be only faintly seen a gray sky and probably a line of trees off in the distance.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Freaks by The Hawk In Paris

Album Art of The Hawk In Paris's Freaks album - A color photo of a man in a large brown, brimmed hat at golden hour with the sky and woods in the background. He's got a thick, light brown jacket on but the front open and you can see a light blue collared shirt on his chest. Where his face would be, his face has been cut out and a blue, cloudy sky is there. At the top of the photo, it says the group's name in large white print and and the bottom, the album title in slightly smaller print.

Album Of The Day: Fourth From The Last by The W's

Album Art of The W's's Fourth From The Last album - On a black background, a circular photo is inside a blue border in the middle. The photo is a picture of a young man with a white bowling shirt with a bright red collar holding a black bowling ball up towards the camera, such that the hand and the bowling ball come out of the circle border. The man has his right eye closed but his left eye is open and looking way off to the right. Behind him can be seen bowling lanes.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Counting Stars by Andrew Peterson

Album Art of Andrew Peterson's Counting Stars album - On a dark blue background, the faint artwork of a world map can be seen. In the middle, a classic medieval sailing vessel is illustrated. Above it, the album title is in thin white lettering with the artist's name below the title in a beige color and smaller text. Throughout the dark blue background, golden white stars of various sizes are shown. There is also a border around the edge of the artwork as well.

Album Of The Day: The Resting Place by The Resting Place

Album Art of The Resting Place's self-titled album - On what looks like a grey-green sky, a grainy pink cloud is coming out of a dark red haze below it at the bottom. In the bottom right in white print it says the artist name.

Album Of The Day: Going Public by Newsboys

Album Art of Newsboys's Going Public album - A black and white photo of thousands of people standing inside a very large tent the size of a gymnasium or larger. They are facing the camera and looking a bit off to the right of the camera. There seems to be lights set up in the ceiling of the tent to light up the scene and there are a bunch of support poles that break up the sea of people a bit.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: New Mexico by Anchor & Braille

Album Art of Anchor & Braille's New Mexico album - An illustration of a rocky terrain with mountains in the background and a large amount of blue sky with the occasional cloud throughout. In the foreground, a wooden puppet is pictured from the chest up and it has a skull face and a black cowboy hat. Above the puppet, it says in small yellow letters the band's name, then on the next line in even smaller 'Presents', then in large yellow letters, the album title, 'New Mexico'.

Album Of The Day: Leonard, The Lonely Astronaut by Andrew Osenga

Album Art of Andrew Osenga's Leonard, The Lonely Astronaut album - A photo of a young, white man in a white room with what looks like metal walls, the ones on the left and right tapering in at the top and bottom. There's a dark grey line around waist height. The man is wearing what looks like a white space suit or something, and is moving quickly from right to left across the frame so he is blurry while the rest is in focus. There are a few panels on the wall and air vents/fans on the edges of the ceiling.</body></html>

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