Music

Album Of The Day: Business Up Front/Party In The Back by Family Force 5

Album Art of Family Force 5's Business Up Front/Party In The Back album - A collage of artwork, with the band name in huge white letters in the middle, a but of the lightning bolts and angles of a metal band in the lettering and the black border. To the left of the band name, it has the album title in a small yellow banners. Behind the band name is lots of speakers, other electronic music equipment, and photos of the 5 band members pasted on top of other things.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: What A Time To Be Alive by The Lone Bellow

Album Art of The Lone Bellow's What A Time To Be Alive album - On a golden white background with a slightly grainy texture, the center quarter is a collage of photos. Crossing the middle of the collage is a photo of a town main street with classic sedans, so it must be from a good 50-ish years ago. On each side, there's a picture of a large, orange flower. Below, there's a red color, and above a green color.</body></html>

Concert Film Of The Day: Burn The Fields by The Elms

 The Elms Live In Indiana'. Towards the bottom, in grey, it has the DVD logo, and then above that a used match, and right above that, 'Fabulous', a quote from the 'Chicago Sun-Times'.

Album Of The Day: New Jerusalem by Kenny Meeks

Album Art of Kenny Meeks's New Jerusalem album - On a black background, a blurry black-and-white photo of an older man in a cowboy hat and glasses is off to the far right of the frame and is really the only thing discernable from the blackness. It's blurry, but it looks like he's looking down at the camera and wearing a collared shirt and maybe a jacket or sweater with a decorative pattern over it. Painted at the top is the album title and at the bottom the artist name in what looks like white paint.

Album Of The Day: Live From The Woods Vol. 2 by Needtobreathe

Album Art of Needtobreathe's Live From The Woods Vol. 2 album - On a dark green background, there's a lot of gold lines that make up a design, kinda a form of line art. There's a grey border with gold lines through it, making it a double border. In the middle is a lot of lines making the picture of a wolf, probably, maybe a fox. On each side of that head there's two circles, one the sun and the other the moon, and below the fox is a bunch of trees on each side.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: 77 (Pt. 2) by Colony House

Album Art of Colony House's 77 (Pt. 2) album - In front of a blue, partly cloudy backdrop, tho hands are coming from opposite sides and are clasped together. From the left is a more petite hand and a bit of the forearm with light pink nail polish. From the right is a bigger hand and more burly forearm.

Album Of The Day: Better Late Than Never by Arthur Alligood

Album Art of Arthur Alligood's Better Late Than Never album - A black-and-white photo of a middle-aged white man standing with his hands in his pants pockets in a field of long grass. The field and sky are a gray color, and on the horizon some trees that are black. The man is pictured from the legs up, with dark pants and a light-colored collared shirt with pockets on both sides. He's god short hair and a short beard and mustache of a light color.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Scenic Routes by The Lost Dogs

Album Art of The Lost Dogs's Scenic Routes album - On a white background, a grainy black-and-white photo of four men sitting at the counter at a diner or restaurant, it looks like maybe taken from a camera sitting on the counter. Most of the men are not looking at the camera and it seems like they are caught in the middle of life together, one about to drink from a mug and one looking down at his feet below the counter. The bottom edge of the film reel can be seen below the photo.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Songs For The Late Night Drive Home by Anchor & Braille

Album Art of Anchor And Braille's Songs For The Late Night Drive Home album - On a solid black background with maybe a tinge of gray in the shade of black, in a light brown is a line art of an anchor with a letter 'B' on on the vertical pole of the anchor. The bottom of the letter 'B' has a bit of a wave to it, and the horizontal part of the 'B' in the middle extends beyond the right and left.

Album Of The Day: Here For You by Passion

Album Art of Passion's Here For You album - On a black background, in aqua blue and black are a collage of various pictures, mostly pictures of large crowds and people raising hands in worship to God. Much of it is very dark and hard to make out, but the word 'Here For You' is printed in large non-serif text in blue taking up most of the whole cover size, and those parts of the collage are much more visible. Behind that text is a red heart in the middle.</body></html>

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