Blog Posts of Category Album Of The Day

Album Of The Day: Northern Flicker by Taylor Leonhardt

Album Art of Taylor Leonhardt's Northern Flicker album - A picture of a field with brown grasses and other small plants, which stretches in rolling hills into the background. In the left background, a hill rises and is covered in in trees towards the top, and in the right background, there are more hills visible much further away. In the foreground is a young womany with long, dark hair, a red top and blue jeans on.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Circling Hour by Iona

Album Art of Iona's The Circling Hour album - A picture of the sky, with clouds towards the bottom and clear at the top. In the top, there's the moon in the top right and Aurora Borealis of various greens, pinks and purples throughout, with the colors filtering through the clouds below. The band's name is printed in red letters towards the top in the middle, with the album title printed in white, smaller lettering just below it.

Album Of The Day: Rotten Tomatoes by Colony House

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Album Of The Day: NWxSE by Smalltown Poets

Album Art of Smalltown Poets's NWxSE album - A color photo of five middle-aged men standing in front of a building with stone walls and tall, thin windows and a roof that goes up and down often. The sky above the building is a golden grey/white, almost the same color as the building. On the left side, a portion of a large, blue circle is on top of the photo, and on the right a similar red partial circle is over that edge of the photo.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Songs In The Key Of Life by Stevie Wonder

Album Art of Stevie Wonder's Songs In The Key Of Life album - A series of 5 circles are inside of each other, each circle with rough edges that seems ripped out of paper, maybe. The interior of the circles is darker than the outer edges, a dark red in the middle and more of a light gold on the outside, until you get to the innermost circles.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Vice Verses by Switchfoot

Album Art of Switchfoot's Vice Verses album - On a somewhat golden-hued light background with some ringwear on it, so maybe a worn paper vinyl sleeve, someone took a large sharpie and wrote 'Vice Verses' in all caps, filling up the whole space with huge letters. Where the bottom of the first word meets the top of the 2nd word, that middle area is all black and then cut out of that black is the band name in a a bold, serif font.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Cymbal Crashing Clouds by Ben Shive

Album Art of Ben Shive's The Cymbal Crashing Clouds album - An illustration of a city of some sort. The sky is pink for some reason, and on the left is a large tree with no leaves. Underneath the tree is a yellow owl with a white, human face that is as tall as the multi-story buildings the own is standing next to. Across the are to the right of the owl is four buildings, all pained white with not too many windows, and all of which have red roofs but different colored doors.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: In The Company Of Angels by Caedmon's Call

Album Art of Caedmon's Call's In The Company Of Angels album - A photo of what looks like a leather cover that is on top of a bunch of loose pages with ragged edges piled on top of each other, photographed from the top down. On the cover, the leather is a light brown and whitened with wear in spots. There's a simple line drawing of a church building with a double door and a cross on top that is in the most worn spot on the left side.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Forever Phase by Paul Meany

Album Art of Paul Meany's Forever Phase album - An illustration with a large building on the right side with multiple levels, and a road stretching out down the middle. On the left, the road dissolves into space with stars and galaxies. The sky above is lighter than the space on the left, but there's lines of darkness radiating from the vanishing point in the back of the drawing. Where the sky and the space meet, there's a thin circle outline, maybe supposed to evoke a moon.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Get In, I'm Drivin' by Ginny Owens

Album Art of Ginny Owens's Get In, I'm Drivin' album - A photo of the New York City skyline taken from the Brooklyn Bridge with cars streaking by on the deck below is the background. On top of that is layered a woman with brown hair down past her shoulders, bangs and a frilly black dress leaning on a classic yellow cab that looks a bit worn out. She's got a bunch of jewelry on her fingers and wrists and keys in her left hand.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Target And The Arrow by PFR

Album Art of PFR's Target And The Arrow album - Spilt down the middle vertically with a thick black bard between them, there are two photos of similar-looking buildings. They building is a part of a brutalist housing tower, with mostly just concrete walls and windows and various colored wall panels adding a splash of color from time to time.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Satellite by P.O.D.

Album Art of P.O.D.'s Satellite album - A color photo of four young men in black shirts and baggy navy blue pants with black-and-white sneakers stand on a flat, desert landscape that spreads very far off to some hills way off in the background. The sky is blue and clear and the sun in shining right above their heads, putting a shadow in front of them. On the edges of each person, there's some sort of moving blur but the people are perfectly clear, so it's maybe some sort of effect or double-exposure.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Ghosts Upon The Earth by Gungor

Album Art of Gungor's Ghosts Upon The Earth album - A photo of a man and woman in front of a beautiful landscape. A grassy open space has trees behind it, and above it a sand brown sky. The landscape is in focus, but the people in the front are very hard to make out, like they were moving as the photo was taken. The man on the left is bearded, has glasses, and is wearing dark clothing. The woman on the right seems to be wearing a light-colored dress and her long hair is flying every which way.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Good Monsters by Jars Of Clay

Album Art of Jars Of Clay's Good Monsters album - On a white background with a hint of a creamy green hue, four men are photographed from behind standing together, either wearing black furry suits from head to toe or maybe all with a furry black rug covering their backs. The black back of the furry costume has on top of it a mess of pipes, billows, an overturned chair, and much more. It's probably meant to allude to the complicated internal machinery of humans and/or the band.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Back To Bellsburg: The Songs Of Rich Mullins by Various Artists

The Songs Of Rich Mullins album - A photograph of a simple, white house with a porch on the right side and a dormer on the left side. The photo fades to a dark green in the bottom and left and there it says in small text, 'back to' then `Bellsburg' in bigger, uppercase text. Below that it says 'The Songs of Rich Mullins'.

Album Of The Day: The Wonderlands: Darkness by Jon Foreman

Darkness EP - On what looks like rough, light brown paper with a coffee cup stain in the top left, there is a photo of a black sky with a with some potential clouds over a calm, wide body of black water. On the top right edge, the image is worn out a bit, and there's a piece of clear tape on the bottom right of the image, affixing it to the paper. Above it, in the middle, it says 'The Wonderlands' in a smaller, light gray font, and 'Darkness' in a much larger black text.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: A Mirror Dimly by Citizens

Album Art of Citizens's A Mirror Dimly album - On a green background, blurry blue smoke clouds of various shades are billowing from the bottom. On the left side, printed vertically in small white letters is 'Citizens & Saints' (their band name at the time of release) and then the album title.

Album Of The Day: Clear To Venus by Andrew Peterson

Album Art of Andrew Peterson's Clear To Venus album - A close-up photo of a young, clean-shaven man with brown hair wearing a white T-shirt under a dark green sweater. The top of his head is cut off at the top of the frame, and behind him can be seen a door with painted pieces of glass that cannot be seen through. Towards the bottom, printed on top of his sweater, is the artist's name in lowercase white text on the left in white and the album title on the right in aqua blue-green.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: His + Hers by The Hawk In Paris

Album Art of The Hawk In Paris's His + Hers EP - On a light brown background with slightly darker corners, in the middle is a cutout of a hand, and through it we can see a black and light brown image of fingers from two hands covering a person's face. Their right eye and forehead is visible, but much of the rest of their face is in shadow and outside the cutout.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Worship by Michael W. Smith

Album Art of Michael W. Smith's Worship album - On a dark orange background, in the middle is an illustration of a man from the waist up standing, looking up to the sky with a face brightly lit from the right side, with his hands raised above his head. Around him are hundreds or maybe even a thousand shooting stars all converging behind him or at his feet. This illustration is in orange, white and dark orange.</body></html>

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