Music

Album Of The Day: Consume Like A Moth What Is Dear by Ronnie Martin

Album Art of Ronnie Martin's Consume Like A Moth What Is Dear album - On a beige background, a thin black border surrounds an illustration of two black mountains on a beige background. The mountains are black, and there's a thin beige border between the tops of the mountains and a black sun in the beige sky above the mountains, with the bottom of the sun behind the tops of the mountains.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Adventures Of The O.C. Supertones

Album Art of The O.C. Supertones's Adventures Of The O.C. Supertones album - A cartoon drawing of a Superman-like figure with a very large, toothy smile and a body smaller than the smile. He's got his cape opened and is showing off a large yellow 'S'. Behind him, a blue-and-white sky gradient with blue buildings along the sides and bottom, for a cityscape feel.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Pages by Future Of Forestry

Album Art of Future Of Forestry's Pages album - A very blurry photo of a woman's profile, from the shoulders up we can see her neck and mouth and right eye, plus brown hair put up behind her head. The photo is very blurry and has a kinda cloth-like pattern over it, like it's printed on some cloth. Printed in very faint green in small letters is the band name, below an intricately printed, gold with lots of flair, a flowing word 'Pages' that takes up the middle of the cover.

Album Of The Day: Lincoln Brewster by Lincoln Brewster

Album Art of Lincoln Brewster's self-titled album - A black-and-white photo of a young white man with short hair sitting with an electric guitar on his lap and playing it, looking down towards the floor with his eyes mostly closed. The white parts of the photo are a metallic gold, like the photo is printed on some sort of bronze or copper or something. A few of the dark spots in the photo have a golden-bronze hole, like the printing process onto metal didn't go perfectly.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Psalms by Sandra McCracken

Album Art of Sandra McCracken's Psalms album - A close-up photo of a middle-aged woman from the shoulders up, with her hands clasped together to the left of her chin. Her blone-brown hair goes down past her shoulders. She is leaning in and staring straight into the camera with a fairly blank expression. The shoulders are out of focus. The background is a dark gray, nearly black.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Farewell Show by delirious?

Album Art of delirious?'s Farewell Show album - Five middle-aged white men, in alternating clothes of white and black, standing shoulder to shoulder on a large stage with their arms on each other's shoulders. Above the band is printed in a worn blue type the album title, 'Farewell Show', with the words 'Live In London' printed in smaller text in the top right. Below the title in a smaller rounded box is the band word mark: the band name with a question mark, then a vertical bar, then a 'd:' as well.

Album Of The Day: Songs For Lent by New York Hymns

Album Art of New York Hymns's Songs For Lent album - With a beige border around it, a black-and-white photo of the East River of New York City, with what looks to be docks in the foreground on the left, and larger buildings behind those. A few bridges are spanning the river, and on the right side in the distance is the skyscrapers of lower Manhattan. The top half and a bit more is just clouds over the cityscape.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: This Beautiful Mess by Sixpence None The Richer

Album Art of Sixpence None The Richer's This Beautiful Mess album - A painting that is mostly a red background with a bit darker red on the left side. To the right 3/5ths of the artwork, a rough black square is painted and inside is a very modern painting of a person with hair down to the neck on the sides. The person is all a light yellow and has black lines outlining the eyes, nose and mouth. The features are a bit out of proportion and the lines connect in unexpected ways.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Chris Taylor's Worthless Pursuit Of Things On The Earth

Album Art of Chris Taylor's Worthless Pursuit Of Things On The Earth album - A photo of a wire-bound notebook with a scuffed leather cover that is even missing a bit of the bottom left part. Behind can be seen some pages and other papers sticking out of the top and bottom of the notebook on the very edges of the photo. A few coffee cup stains are also on the leather, just to the bottom right of a photo affixed to the front of the cover.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: At The Foot Of The Cross, Vol. 1: Clouds, Rain, Fire

Clouds, Rain, Fire album - On a white background, a gold border is around the inside of the edges. At the top it has the text 'At The Foot' in large letters, with 'of the' below it in smaller and 'Cross' next to those words in even bigger gold script. In much smaller, to the right of a photo, it says 'volume one', and below that on the right is 'clouds', then below 'rain', and below 'fire'.</body></html>

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