Music

Album Of The Day: Here I Am To Worship by Tim Hughes

Album Art of Tim Hughes's Here I Am To Worship album - A young man with short brown hair and a long-sleeve grey turtleneck has an acoustic guitar on his right hip with the neck facing down, and he's smiling and looking down to the right of the frame. The background is brown mottled texture with some white paint thrown on top of it, and two vertical brown lines printed above that.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Third Verse by Smalltown Poets

Album Art of Smalltown Poets's Third Verse album - On a red background, a simple drawing of four men in a rock band in the front with a road, a few small town buildings, and a pond with a horse are in the background above them. The illustration could have been done by a child or maybe just someone who has not practiced their art craft well, but it's colorful and unique.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Unclassified by Robert Randolph & The Family Band

Album Art of Robert Randolph And The Family Band's Unclassified album - The top and bottom have a golden brown, blurry background. In the middle, a photo of four men standing in front of some sort of metal gate. The one in front is looking to the left side of the frame and clearly excited and exclaiming about something, with his hand about to clap together. He's also wearing a black leather jacket and a black brimmed hat.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Straightjacket by Steven Delopoulos

Album Art of Steven Delopoulos's Straightjacket album - A drawing of a gray sky with white clouds. In the middle, two white birds are carrying a white straightjacket by the collar up into the sky, and a few other birds are flying nearby. Written by hand above is the artist's name and below in the sky is the album title.

Album Of The Day: Ethan Luck & The Intruders by Ethan Luck & The Intruders

Album Art of Ethan Luck And The Intruders's self-titled album - Towards the bottom, a black-and-white photo of a city skyline, buildings that are pretty tall in front of each other. Above that, instead of a sky is a different photo of men marching in a few lines, or well, their legs only, not their upper body, and the ground.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Eastern Hymns For Western Shores by Switchfoot

Album Art of Switchfoot's Eastern Hymns For Western Shores album - It looks like a square-shaped envelope. In the top right, there's two stamps, one red and one yellow, with some eastern man's profile photo and they are wearing glasses and a general's outfit. Below and in the center is the address area, and instead of an address is written across those lines in handwriting, 'Eastern Hymns for Western Shores'.

Album Of The Day: In Feast Or Fallow by Sandra McCracken

Album Of The Day: Collide by Andy Hunter

Album Art of Andy Hunter's Collide album - On a mostly black background, a bunch of lines and paintbrush strokes are on top of each other int he middle. In the middle one very wide paintbrush stroke is in white, and written above that in a small black typewriter font is the word 'collide'. Around that, kinda orbiting it in circles, is printed in white a few translations of the word 'collide' in other languages, I believe.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: O Brother, Where Art Thou? Soundtrack by Various

Album Art of O Brother, Where Art Thou? Soundtrack album - The sky is replaced with a gold paper, but the bottom is a photo of three men in prison uniforms chained together running away from the camera through fields of green plants. In the middle of the gold background, the movie's title is printed in large black print, and above that it has the top four actors printed in an old-time poster font, and then printed in a modern, small black 'Music from a film by Joel and Ethan Coen'.

Album Of The Day: Professional Rapper by John Reuben

Album Art of John Reuben's Professional Rapper album - A black and white photo of a young white man's face cut out on a red and black background. On the top half, it's a red cityscape with black buildings, and on the bottom half it's red and black thick lines emanating out from his face. Around his face is a circle that has the artist name and album name printed in a white font with stars separating them.

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