Album Of The Day

Album Of The Day: The Joshua Tree by U2

Album Art of U2's The Joshua Tree album - The majority is a black background on the top and bottom. At the very top, the album title and band name are printed in small, gold letters. In the middle third, surrounded by a gold line at the top and bottom, is a black and white photo of four men. The left 3 are looking a the camera, and the fourth is looking of to the left. They're all wearing dark jackets, and the third one has a dark bowler hat.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Rick Elias & The Confessions by Rick Elias & The Confessions

Album Art of Rick Elias And The Confessions's self-titled album - A mostly desaturated photo of a man standing next to a busy city street, shown from the waist up in a leather jacked and with long, dark curly bangs and long hair in the back. Behind him, we can see the blur of a car moving past. In the top right, printed on top of the photo's sky portion is a black rectangle with a dark blue, slighly-purple hairline inside the square.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Welcome To The Bloodline by Elle Limebear

Album Art of Elle Limebear's Welcome To The Bloodline album - A brightly colored photo of a woman sitting at a large picnic table outdoors. The table looks to be in a yard with a tree on the right and an old shed of some sort on the left, plus a fence running between those, and in the far background, past a field, is a line of forest with blue sky above.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Eleventh Hour by Jars Of Clay

Album Art of Jars of Clay's The Eleventh Hour album - A photo the sun setting down at the end of a long street lined with tall buildings, maybe in a place like New York City. It's taken from high up and far away so it's not too easy to make out details, but cars can be seen on the street, though from how small they are, it's hard to tell what time period the photo was taken in. Both sides of the photo are black, and the buildings make a bit of a cavern for the sun to shine through.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Borderland by John Mark McMillan

Album Art of John Mark McMillan's Borderland album - A photo of a black panther ceramic statue on a white background, with only a very soft shadow below it and to the left of it. At the top, centered in small golden letters is the artist's name, and on the bottom in gold letters rotated 180 degrees is the album name in the same lettering.

Album Of The Day: Army Of Bones by Army Of Bones

Album Art of Army Of Bones's self-titled album - A painting of a naked person's back from the waist up, and the person is hunched over and holding their chest. Brown hair can be seen at the top of the spine, leaning away from the photo and the person's left hand is reaching around to the back of the neck. The hand has bright red coloring on it; for some reason their fingers are bloody at the ends. The right hand's fingers can be seen clutching the right shoulder.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Men And Angels Say by Ashley Cleveland

Album Art of Ashley Cleveland's Men And Angels Say album - In the middle is what looks to be a photo of a white woman sitting on a wood floor taken from above. She is looking off to the left. Above this is a painted a brown, jagged line that kinda builds a roof over her or something. On the right edge of that line is painted black and the album title is printed there. And around the whole thing is a painted circle, making it look like some sort of porthole or spyglass or something.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Dark Side Of The Moon by Pink Floyd

Album Art of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon album - Most of it is a black background. In the middle, is a black triangle with an inner glow coming from the edges. On the left side, a thin line of white cuts through the black. Inside the triangle, the white spreads out to be about 10x wider on the right side. And once it hits the edge of the triange, it's now larger lines of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple.

Album Of The Day: Lay It Down by Jennifer Knapp

Album Art of Jennifer Knapp's Lay It Down album - A photo of a young woman taken pretty close, where we can see her right shoulder, her face, and some bright sunlight over her shoulder. Her long, brown hair is partially covering her face on the right side of the photo, and covering her shirt that seems red on her shoulders and more gray in the front. her expression is fairly neutral with only a possible hint of a smile.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Hold Still by Taylor Leonhardt

Album Art of Taylor Leonhardt's Hold Still album - A woman sitting in a room on a wooden loveseat with leather seating, it looks to me. The wall behind is light green, and on both sides of the loveseat is endtables with 3 books under a small potted plant on the left, and one book in front of a larger potted plant, with a mug and some decorative glass jars on top of the book. The young white woman is sitting on the loveseat in leather boots and a long flower-print green dress.</body></html>

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