Blog Posts of Category Album Of The Day

Album Of The Day: Multisensory Aesthetic Experience by Mae

Album Art of Mae's Multisensory Aesthetic Experience album - On a black background, what looks like maybe some galaxies and colored rocks suspended in space. In the top left, it more looks like the milky way, a constellation of many thousands of stars. But as it moves to the top left, it seems more like just a few stones, planets and stars of mostly orange or purple colors leaving the galaxy and moving out in a line on their own.

Album Of The Day: Strings & Sonnets by Phil Keaggy & Malcolm Guite

Album Art of Phil Keaggy & Malcolm Guite's Strings & Sonnets album - On a light gold marble background, across the top in black is listed the artist and album title. Below that, artwork that has a mandolin at the center with a tree growing out of its neck. On the left, a moon, a hand holding a nail, and a pile of books with a lite candle sitting on top of them.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Kansas by Jennifer Knapp

Album Art of Jennifer Knapp's Kansas album - A black and white photo of a woman standing it what could be a field with trees in the background, though it's hard to make out. The woman has dark shoulder-length hair and is wearing a light-colored shirt. She has a guitar on her back and the strap crossing her front chest. She is looking into the camera with a somewhat blank expression.

Album Of The Day: Wake Low by Wake Low

Album Art of Wake Low's self-titled album - On a gray background with highlights of yellow and red, in the middle, a stump of a tree has a glowing light above it and above that, a mirror image of the stump. In the bottom left, a list of the 12 tracks of the album in a small black font.

Album Of The Day: The Times They Are A-Changin' by Bob Dylan

Album Art of Bob Dylan's The Times They Are A-Changin' album - A black and white photo of a white man from shoulders up wearing a collared shirt and looking down and to the left in a bit of a sour, skeptical look. Next to his face, the album title and artist name in large black letters, with the Columbia Records logo and track listing in smaller black print below.

Album Of The Day: The Eternal Son by Rivers & Robots

Album Art of Rivers & Robots's The Eternal Son album - On a beige background, rocks, flowers and a geometric shape are illustrated together in the center and blobs of blue, gold and black are surrounding them, with white, thin rings around some of them as well. At the bottom, the album title is printed in black in small letters.

Album Of The Day: Woven Cord by Iona with The All Souls Orchestra

Album Art of Iona with The All Souls Orchestra's Woven Cord album - In a classic but simple calligraphy look, the band name is presented in black ink at the top. Below is an ornate version of an Irish cross in the middle of a collage and the words 'woven cord' in black above it. On the edges of the cover, it seems like bits of other artwork or photos can be seen partially along with the canvas that contains the album name.

Album Of The Day: Everyday Life by Coldplay

Album Art of Coldplay's Everyday Life album - On a gray background in the center, the title of the album is in s shimmering silver below some Arabic lettering. On the bottom, an old-time-looking photo of a band with saxophone, banjos, piano, etc., and some of the band members are the members of Coldplay. The same photo is also across the top, but facing the top. On the left of the cover, in a black space, the sun and the moon are shown in gold graphics.

Album Of The Day: Mezzamorphis by delirious?

Album Art of delirious?'s Mezzamorphis album - Hung up on a canvas and surrounded by blue lights and lighting rig are some circles that look something like infrared hands, bodies, faces, lightbulbs, and more. In front of those is a black square with the band name ending in a question mark and then a gray box with a 'd:' in it. Then in yellow below it, the album title in yelllow with orange border. Rigging, power and lighting equipment are visible on the edges of the photo.

Album Of The Day: Revisiting This Planet by Kevin Max

Album Art of Kevin Max's Revisiting This Planet album - A black and white photo of a white man in a trim beard wearing a black shirt and handkerchief around the neck is wearing sunglasses, a light-colored cowboy hat, and is standing on a rocky southern US landscape looking up at the camera. The cover has a purple hue on the edges and what looks like vinyl ringwear, where the record has been moved around so much that the case has been wearing out along the edges of the record.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Goliath by Steve Taylor And The Perfect Foil

Album Art of Steve Taylor And The Perfect Foil's Goliath album - Four men in black suits are sitting on a white background with a deer head and bear head behind them. Above them, in a flowing script, is the band name and below is the album title.

Album Of The Day: Free At Last by dc Talk

Album Art of dc Talk's Free At Last album - On a white background, a black-and-white photo of three young men from above. A long-haired white man on the left, a short-haired man with a black hat on in the middle, and a black man with lots of dark hair sticking up on top but none on the sides and wearing multple crosses around his neck. The band name is in the top left, with an eye illustration above it with a cross inside the eye. At the bottom right below the photo is the album name.

Album Of The Day: For All The Saints by Fernando Ortega

Album Art of Fernando Ortega's For All The Saints EP - On an orangish-red background, printed in gold color on the top is the artist name, and the EP title on the bottom. In the middle, what looks to be an old pointing of Jesus in heaven holding a flag and surrounded by the throng of people, most if not all women. The background is a shiny gold, and everyone of the people in the painting have a gold halo around their head.

Album Of The Day: Lesson Of Love by Ashley Cleveland

Album Art of Ashley Cleveland's Lesson Of Love album - A photo of a young, white woman's face. She has blonde-brown hair almost down to her shoulders and is photographed from above, it seems. Below her face, her name is written in dark blue, very handwritten-looking writing. On the left side vertically, the album title is also written in smaller but also handwritten text.

Album Of The Day: Everything As It Should Be by Andy Gullahorn

Album Art of Andy Gullahorn's Everything As It Should Be album - Some sort of art, maybe a watercolor or maybe some digital art. At the top, a black sky with a very large, white moon. The artwork continues below with mountains in the backgroud, then some trees, and then three buildings of various sizes and a tower with a streetlamp, like a little town. At the bottom, in the ground in front of the town is printed the artist name and the album title.

Album Of The Day: Rivers In The Wasteland by Needtobreathe

Album Art of Needtobreathe's Rivers In The Wasteland album - On a brownish-gray background is printed what looks to be a cross-section of a piece of wood, with rings surrounding two points like to trees grown together. Most of the space between the rings are black, but a few on the right side are colored blue, like a river. The band's name is printed in small lettering in the bottom left and the album title is scribbled in the bottom right.

Album Of The Day: Mission House by Mission House

Album Art of Mission House's self-titled album - On a dark blue background, two large doors with a curved top are standing open. Above the doors is the band's name in small, bold print in a light brown color. Coming out of the open doors are flowers of all kinds. In front of the doors, a white hand holds on to one of the flowers.

Album Of The Day: I See Things Upside Down by Derek Webb

Album Art of Derek Webb's I See Things Upside Down album - A black and white photo that has, on the right, a profile of Derek Webb's face and the rest of the background is filled with what looks like an out-of-focus sky and clouds. On that background is written in lowercase white print the artist name and the album title, separated by three gold stars.

Album Of The Day: Backbreakanomics by Mars ILL

Album Art of Mars ILL's Backbreakanomics album - On a beige background, at the top is outlines of the words 'mars ill' in a styled format. And above that in smaller letters, the works 'backbreakanomics' in a sans-serif font in black. At the bottom, there's two men, both wearing caps, in an illustration. Half of each of them is colored in like it was in a coloring book or something, and the other half is the outline and numbers, like the cover is a coloring book with numbers associated with colors.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Storm The Gates Of Hell by Demon Hunter

Album Art of Demon Hunter's Storm The Gates Of Hell album - It looks like artwork made of metal on a door as it has hinge points on the left and right side, a seam in the middle, and black rivets along the side. On the faded brown metal, the outline of a horned demon of some sort with black slits for eyes has a large hole in its forehead.

Pages