Music

Album Of The Day: The Long Surrender by Over The Rhine

Album Art of Over The Rhine's The Long Surrender album - A dark, blank-and-white photo of a small, cobbled alleyway or narrow street in some sort of old city. As the dark street rounds a corner, a bike is just propped against the wall. Most of the picture is taken up with the walls on both sides of the alleyway and the stones of the street which are rough and wet. Only far-off down the alley can we get a glimpse of some buildings that are not just a blank wall.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Inheritance by Audrey Assad

Album Art of Audrey Assad's Inheritance album - On a light blue background, a cloth is draped from the top left in a curve to the bottom middle. The cloth is bright red in the top left, and more of a golden color in the bottom, and it slowly gradients to that, which might be a visual edit or illustration, I can't really tell. On top of the image, the word 'Inheritance' is printed in a white, serif font in very large print.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Nothing Is Ordinary, Everything Is Beautiful by Apollo LTD

Album Art of Apollo LTD's Nothing Is Ordinary, Everything Is Beautiful album - A photo of a very simple cover that is mostly white with the band's name in bright red and the album title in black print, plus a few label logos in the top right. The whole cover is wrapped in a silvery-looking plastic envelope with the envelope having the sticky area about a quarter of th way down vertically.

Album Of The Day: Art Ambidextrous by Propaganda & Odd Thomas

Album Art of Propaganda and Odd Thomas's Art Ambidextrous album - A black-and-white photo of two men in a long hallway. On the left is a black man in a black hoodie with the letters 'Lrg' printed on the front. A dozen feet down the hallway on the right is a white man with a beard and black hair and also in a black hoodie. Like most of the hallway in the background, this man in the background is a bit blurry.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Wow To The Deadness by Steve Taylor & The Danielson Foil

Album Art of Steve Taylor and The Danielson Foil's Wow To The Deadness EP - On a grey backgrounnd, a bunch of four-legged bug drawings are in blue. On top of them, a pile of colored dots of various colors are present, and printed on top of them in a yellow script is 'WOW' in a thin yellow script, where the 'wow' is in the center and the 'O' is a heart shape. Below it in a red script is 'to the deadness'.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Dead Man Walking by John Tibbs

Album Art of John Tibbs's Dead Man Walking album - On a gold background, a black-and-white photo of a white man in a black coat and black pants is in the center. He's walking from right to left and has his head turned towards the camera, To the right of center, two copies of his cut-out photo are copied, but each one is more transparent than the one before, looking kinda like a ghostly figure.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Big Picture by Michael W. Smith

Album Art of Michael W. Smith's The Big Picture album - A photo of a boy of maybe 10 years old from the shoulders up sitting in front of a purple and black background with a golden white cloth hanging in front of the blurry background. The kid is wearing a shirt with words or symbols printed on it and is lit from the left side with an orange light.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Bone by Andrew Osenga

Album Art of Andrew Osenga's Bone EP - On a white background, the middle 25% of the artwork is a photo of a white man's face looking into the camera with a bit of a neutral expression and a slightly open mouth. Above, in the white space, a grey color rectangle has the words 'Bone' printed in uppercase white. Below the photo, in bigger font is the artist's name in black text.

Album Of The Day: Fault Lines by Andy Gullahorn

Album Art of Andy Gullahorn's Fault Lines album - On a light brown background texture with lighter and darker spots, an illustration of a red heart that has an opening at the top and fire is coming out of it is shown. Around the heart is a circle of blue lines that makes it seem like the heart is glowing.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Live Vol. 1 by Colony House

Album Art of Colony House's Live Vol. 1 album - A black-and-white photo of four men huddled together around one microphone in a mostly dark area, definitely very black behind them and mostly lit from the right side. The two men on the outsides are the most visible, and they are both wearing button-down shirts and dark pants. The person close to the microphone is mostly in the dark, but has a guitar hanging around his neck and he's not playing it, he's got his arms around his bandmates.</body></html>

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