Blog Posts of Category Music

Album Of The Day: We Walk This Road by Robert Randolph & The Family Band

Album Art of Robert Randolph & The Family Band's We Walk This Road album - A photo of a young, black man in a very nice metallic gray suit is standing in front of a slide guitar with a bright red housing, and his hands are just touching the strings. He's looking down at the instrument and the background seems to be a pretty standard photo studio backdrop of a marble pattern lit more in the middle.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Coming To Life by The Normals

Album Art of The Normals's Coming To Life album - A photo of what looks like a square-shaped, leather bound book cover, with a beautiful leather patina and wear on the edges of the brown cover. In the middle, affixed slightly off-axis from straight, is a photo of 5 men standing in the middle of a large grassy space in front of a classic-looking building in the background. They're standing wearing coats and not really standing right next to each other; more spread apart.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Boy Vs. The Cynic by John Reuben

Album Art of John Reuben's The Boy Vs. The Cynic album - A photo of a white man with dark, curly hair sitting on the edge of a precipice and looking down with a bit of a blank stare. The precipice looks like it's a prop set up in a studio, as the dirt/stone of it sticks out comically far to where the person is sitting, like it was designed by a cartoonist. There's also a blank wooden sign next to the precipice but without any text on it.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Kaleidoscope Superior by Earthsuit

Album Art of Earthsuit's Kaleidoscope Superior album - A photo of blue plastic man parts just after they came out of a mold on a blue background, such that they are still in the square bits with the small bits of plastic connecting each piece to the others. They are blue on a blue background. Printed above the photo on the top is the band name in LED-style blocks making up the words, with random blocks lit up on each side of the word in a deep pink.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Legend Of Chin by Switchfoot

Album Art of Switchfoot's The Legend Of Chin album - The cover's background is a bunch of rectangles of various shades of white black, yellow-gold, orange and brown. The top quarter is mostly yellow-gold background with the word 'Switch-' in black. In the top right is a photo of a person who has glasses on and his tongue stuck out, and almost everything including his glasses and his tongue has a sticky note on it.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: They're Only Chasing Safety by Underoath

Album Art of Underoath's They're Only Chasing Safety album - A close up photo of a woman's face, it looks like in front of a black background. There are no hairs in front of her face, and it's so close we cannot really see her scalp. The lighting is very bright and sterile from the front, though her eyes are in shadow a bit. Her mouth and nose are covered by a clear plastic mask held on her head by aqua green elastic straps going behind her head on both sides.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Father's Song by Matt Redman

Album Art of Matt Redman's The Father's Song album - The bottom three-quarters is a photo of a reddish-orange wall and a young white man with black hair is wearing blue jeans and sitting in a red chair off to the left, such that most of his left side is out of frame. Printed in the bottom right is vertical black lines above the photo.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: You Are There by Ashley Cleveland

Album Art of Ashley Cleveland's You Are There album - On a black background, a black-and-white photo of a woman with long, brown-blond hair who is holding in her left hand a metal tin of some sort and ruffling through it with her right hand. The right of her is printed her name in large, uppercase gray letters. Below that, in smaller lowercase letters, the album title.

Album Of The Day: Fractioned Heart by Gable Price & Friends

Album Art of Gable Price & Friends's Fractioned Heart album - On a brown background, a photo of five men. Four are standing behind a man sitting in a wheeled brown leather office chair. The man in the seat is wearing a golden yellow sweater, has a nice moustache and brown hair. Two of the four men behind have their eyes closed, the others are looking off to the side. On top of the photo in the middle is printed the album title in all lowercase in a beige font.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Pet Sounds by The Beach Boys

Album Art of The Beach Boys's Pet Sounds album - On the bottom 3/4ths of the cover, a photo of some young men in collared shirts and jackets feeding a bunch of goats or something in what looks like a pen at a farm or something. They look like they're trying to feed them carrots and their expressions are a bit unsure on how well it is going, but the animals do seem to be trying to get the food.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Summer by Jon Foreman

Album Art of Jon Foreman's Summer album - A photo of a blue napkin that looks like it was crumpled up and then flattened out again. On it is what looks like a simple drawing of a tree on the right side with branches full of leaves, and to the left a line of grasses of various heights.

Album Of The Day: Dry Bones Dance by Mark Heard

Album Art of Mark Heard's Dry Bones Dance album - A man in a black cowboy hat and a black jacket is on the left side, playing a guitar. The man is in motion so the photo of him is a bit blurry, He has a brown beard and long brown hair and small circular, wire-rimmed glasses on his nose. Behind him can be seen a blue sky and a landscape of the western US, maybe Devil's Tower being visible off to the right over the top of his guitar neck.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Living With A Fire by Jesus Culture

Album Art of Jesus Culture's Living With A Fire album - On a bright orange background, in the middle of the cover there's a white matchbook opened on the left side which is full of matches. Six matches are sitting haphazardly to the left of the matchbook.

Album Of The Day: X&Y by Coldplay

Album Art of Coldplay's X&Y album - On a dark blue background, in the middle is a series of squares, sometimes connected to each other, with black at the top, gray below that, then white, then a series of thin red dashes of various length. Below that are squares in red, orange, then yellow, green and blue, with some purple mixed in throughout. Inside the album liner notes, this is shown to be a graphical representation of the album title 'X&Y'.

Album Of The Day: Winning Streak by Andy Gullahorn

Album Art of Andy Gullahorn's Winning Streak album - A black-and-white photo of an empty flat spot of dirt with some hill and a kind of retaining wall behind it, and woods behind that. In the middle of the center is a man standing in front of a lone slot machine. The top half of the photo is all the white sky, and printed on top of the sky is the album title in large, bold black letters, with the artist's name in thinner, red letters below.

Album Of The Day: Speechless by Steven Curtis Chapman

Album Art of Steven Curtis Chapman's Speechless album - On the left side, the background is a blurry green and gold, maybe a blurry shot of some bush or something, fading to black at the bottom. On the right two thirds is a somewhat desaturated photo of a middle-aged man with short, light hair wearing a turtleneck with the collar covering up his mouth.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Tension by Anchor & Braille

Album Art of Anchor and Braille's Tension album - The cover is split in two halves down the diagonal from bottom-left to top-right corners. The top-left half has a gray background, and the bottom-right has a bright red background. Inside each colors is a drawing of a hand with the index finger pointing to the middle and/or the other hand. The illustration of the hand stops just at the end of the fingers, so they are just fingers floating in air.

Album Of The Day: Divine Invitation by Something Like Silas

Album Art of Something Like Silas's Divine invitation album - A photo of a clear blue sky with a green tint and clouds along eh horizon. In the foreground, on the ground are rows of wind turbines stretching high into the sky. The closest wind turbine on the front left has digitally added white ribbon-like things extending from the ends of the turbine blades and they are looking as if they are flapping in the wind.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Roaring Lambs by Various Artists

Album Art of Various Artists album titled Roaring Lambs - On a dark brown, nearly black background taking up the bottom four fifths, is the title of the album in the middle and a block of all the artists and bands involved at the bottom. In the top quarter, on the right there's a photo of a group of about 10 lambs on the right, and one lamb on the left with an orange circle printed around its head. Just above where the lambs are standing is an orange gradient, some sort of sky, assumingly.

Album Of The Day: Bongo Chico by Bongo Chico

Album Art of Bongo Chico's self-titled album - On an off-white background, the band name is printed in black letters with a bit of a bulbous, lopsided form to them in most of the top area. Below it, taking up the bottom third, is a thin orange line that looks like a bit of a smirky smile.

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