Blog Posts of Category Music

Album Of The Day: City On A Hill by Various Artists

Album Art of the City On A Hill album - In the center, an illustration of three people with egg-shaped heads and somewhat triangle-shaped bodies wearing colorful clothing standing and singing and playing instruments in the foreground off to the right. Behind them and to the left, a large hill is there and on it is three buildings, one a church. There's an angel flying near the city looking down on it.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: I'll Lead You Home by Michael W. Smith

Album Art of Michael W. Smith's I'll Lead You Home album - A photograph of a young, white main with stubble and tousled brown hair looking over his shoulder into the camera, and leaning up against a fence or something. It's a very close-up photo of his face, so not much can be seen of the background or the black shirt he's wearing.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Restoration by Lecrae

Album Art of Lecrae's Restoration album - Photographed from below, it's a photo of a black man with a green jacket and a bare chest standing in the sunlight and looking up towards the blue sky. His head is slightly back and it looks like he's savoring the moment. He's got a bit of facial hair and stubble and short, dark hair, plus a gold chain around his neck.

Album Of The Day: Swallow The Sea by Matthew Perryman Jones

Album Art of Matthew Perryman Jones's Swallow The Sea album - Some sort of mixed-media artwork. The top is a rough texture with a brown color, and represents the sky. Below it, there's blue color and it's waves, so it is the sea. In the sea is a red colored head with a black edge around it, and the head seems to have some photos layered in it. Some orange-colored paper highlights the person's mouth and breathing tube.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Armistice by Mutemath

Album Art of Mutemath's Armistice album - A photo of four people on a dark night standing in front of a gate, shot from fairly far back. They are standing 2-3 feet away from each other in a line in front of the gate, and the gate has a large circular arch with a geometric design in mostly white and green on it. The arch also seems to have lights on it and the arch and the ground in front of it is well-lit.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Before The Sun Goes Down by The New Respects

Album Art of The New Respects's Before The Sun Goes Down album - Four young black persons, one male and three female, are shown in this photo looking at the camera from the side, with two of them facing to the left and right side of the frame and their backs to each other. Behind them is a beige background with an orange circle in the middle behind them. At the top, it has in small white, heavy print the album title in the left side and the band name in the right side.

Album Of The Day: Watch The Rising Day by Matthew Smith

Album Art of Matthew Smith's Watch The Rising Day album - In a field of brown grasses, a photo of a man laying down in the grass and looking up into the green, cloudy sky is shown. In the background looks to be some trees and some farm buildings. and the top half is all cloudy sky. The person, a white man with fairly short hair, is wearing dark pants and a brown shirt and has right hand over his stomach.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Hold The Light by Andrew Osenga

Album Art of Andrew Osenga's Hold The Light album - a grainy color photo of a middle-aged man in a baseball cap playing an acoustic guitar in a small room filled with furniture, lamps and video and audio recording equipment. Above the center of the photo in a bright yellow block text is the words 'Hold The' in small print, and 'Light' below it in much bigger print. At the bottom in a much thinner, lighter yellow print it says ‘An acoustic recording by Andrew Osenga'.

Album Of The Day: The Art of Translation by GRITS

Album Art of GRITS's The Art of Translation album - With a thick white border, a photo of two black men sitting in blue padded benches of what looks like a very standard American diner. The wall behind them is dark red tile, and the table is white. There is a Nickelodeon, a machine to request songs from the jukebox, on the wall next to the table, and a few condiments as well on the table. The two people are sitting on opposite sides of the table and are not looking towards the camera.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Chrysaline by Josh Garrels

Album Art of Josh Garrels's Chrysaline album - With a thin white border around the edge, the black background has an illustration of plants, butterflies, and a pair of hands reaching up towards the flora and fauna. The image is nearly symmetrical, with a purple flower right in the center that has large pollen receptors coming out of the middle of the open flower. There are red flowers open on both sides of the purple one, with green, leafy branches along the edges of the illustration.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Blues Brothers Soundtrack by Various

Album Art of The Blues Brothers Soundtrack album - On a solid blue background, a square photo of two men is in color but also rotated about 10 degrees off center counter-clockwise. The photo shows two white men in black suits and pants with thin black ties and tall black hats, also wearing sunglasses.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Kingdom Of Comfort by delirious?

Album Art of delirious?'s Kingdom Of Comfort album - On a gray background, a photo of a white shopping cart that has been tipped on its side towards the camera and is lying on the ground. Spilling out of it is a whole bunch of random things, all colored white. Still in the cart is a snare drum, cartons of milk or other drink, and other foodstuffs. On the right, mostly out of the cart is a small electronic keyboard that is also mostly white.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Ctrl by Derek Webb

Album Art of Derek Webb's Ctrl album - On a white background, a white box is in the center with the word 'Ctrl' printed in gray and a gray glow coming from behind the white box. The gay glow fades into the whiteness and white lines emanate from the corners of the white box, giving it a sense of depth.

Album Of The Day: My Utmost For His Highest by Various Artists

Album Art of the My Utmost For His Highest various artists album - On a beige paper background, four black-and-white images are layered on top of each other. First, a large photo of flowers and a sky are the back photo. On top of that, with a shadow behind it, is the photo of a wrought-iron fence. Above that is a photo of some handwritten musical notation. And the smallest photo in the middle is a photo of two hands on a black background, held open in a prayerful manner.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: One Moment More by Mindy Smith

Album Art of Mindy Smith's One Moment More album - It looks like it's a photo of a young woman with shoulder-length hair mostly lit from behind. The background is out of focus, but it looks like just a field with open sky and maybe some trees off to the right. Around the photo is what looks like an illustration that looks like a photo frame, with a decorative brown border around the photo and then green leaf details in the middle and corners of the edges on a wider beige border.

Album Of The Day: The Suburbs by Arcade Fire

Album Art of Arcade Fire's The Suburbs album - In the foreground of this color photo, a grey/brown sedan is pictured from the back of the car, just above the license plate. The car is empty, and in front of the car and above it we can see a house with brick walls, windows, and a sided area under a sloped roof. There's a palm tree in front of the house on the left and a bush on the right, and the bush area has a red tint for some reason. There's a bit of grass on the ground, but also patches of dirt.</body></html>

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.

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