Music

Album Of The Day: Vitals by Mutemath

Album Art of Mutemath's Vitals album - A photo of a large rock face that is cut out from the rest of the photo, maybe it's Half Dome, and the rest of the landscape has been replaced by colored lines of various shades. At the top in the left in white is the band name, and in the right the album title.

Album Of The Day: Soundtrack To A Revolution by The Insyderz

Album Art of The Insyderz's Soundtrack To A Revolution album - On a brown background, there's a thick gold line starting on the middle left and angling up towards the right top corner, and the band's name is printed just above that line. Below it is three gold stars of various sizes and the illustration of a forearm and clenched fist in gold and brown. To the right of the fist is the album title in small gold text.

Album Of The Day: EP by Astronaut Pushers

Album Art of Astronaut Pusher's EP album - On a red background with a very large, black border around the edge, it just says the band's name in a bold white about 25% down the left side, with the letters 'ep' in thin white text next to it.

Album Of The Day: Original Soundtracks 1 by Passengers

Album Art of Passengers's Original Soundtracks 1 album - On the starfield of space as the background, a bunch of circles and boxes are interconnected making up a colorful, very modernist space port or something. A few people can be seen on the exterior of the building in space suits, and a few ships may be flying around too. It's busy and also looks like it is still being assembled. At the top, it has printed in white the band name and the album name.

Album Of The Day: The Mission Bell by Delirious?

Album Art of Delirious?'s The Mission Bell album - A very detailed collage of different graphics. The top corner is a bright blue, but the bottom left is a golden brown and most of it is a gradient between that. Across the middle is the black silhouette of a walled city with trees on the left and buildings of various types on the right. some industrial and some more public-oriented like a church or office tower. Queued up in the gates to the city are the silhouette of many people.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Feedback by Derek Webb

Album Art of Derek Webb's Feedback album - A grid of 9 different squares, each one has some sort of modern art in it. Most of them seem to be lines that are vertical and some squares, and most in the orange, yellow or levels of gray colors, with a bit of pink or purple in there.

Album Of The Day: Instruments Of Mercy by Beautiful Eulogy

Album Art of Beautiful Eulogy's Instruments Of Mercy album - On a light brown background that looks like some sort of rough paper or wood particle board, a double hairline border is around the edges. In the middle of the cover, it says the album title, 'Instruments' and 'Of' in pretty small text, with 'MERCY' being very large and not actually a font, but instruments and other musical accessories illustrated in the shape of the letters. Below that, in small text, is the group name.

Album Of The Day: No Name Face by Lifehouse

Album Art of Lifehouse's No Name Face album - A painting or a photo of a painted face, maybe found on some sort of carnival ride or something. The face is round and white and there's green/black curls on the top and sides that kinda look like hair, and also look like decorative, curly edges to an ornate design. Below the face is a plaque that has the album title stamped on it in small, uppercase print.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Westfield by Thom Daugherty

Album Art of Thom Daugherty's Westfield album - On a blood red background, a black-and-white photo of a man and women cut out with no background in outfits from mid-20th century, a man in a suit and a tie and a woman in a dress with an apron over the front. The man is holding the wife and they are about to kiss, it seems. Their eyes are not visible due to a large scribble of black marker across the top of the photo at eye level.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Coming From Somewhere Else by Kennedy, Kirkpatrick, Madeira & Sprague

Album Art of Kennedy, Kirkpatrick, Madeira and Sprague's Coming From Somewhere Else album - A photo with a very yellow hue to it is showing a series of wooden steps and and there are four pairs of legs on standing the middle step. The two on the left have very shiny, maybe sparkly or shimmering pants, the first red and the second yellow. Then on the right some bright red pants and on the far right some black pants.</body></html>

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