Music

Album Of The Day: The Medicine by John Mark McMillan

Album Art of John Mark McMillan's The Medicine album - A back and white photo of tall grasses in the foreground, bushes in the middle ground, and bare trees in the background, with a power line cutting through the left of the frame and a grey sky. Printed on top of the photo at about a quarter of the height from the bottom is a black line with the album title printed in a powder blue, a '/' and then the artist name in a light grey.

Album Of The Day: Illinois by Sufjan Stevens

Come on feel the Illinoise', where the last work is much, much bigger and fills up the sky with its yellow text.

Album Of The Day: Flap Your Wings by The Choir

Album Art of The Choir's Flap Your Wings album - On a deep red background, the middle is taken up with a drawing of a roughly circular shape that is somewhat rough, at least drawn by someone not going for any sort of realism; it feels very cartoon-ish. At the bottom, a blue earth with purple land is shown. Above it is a blue sky and stars, and at the top a crescent moon shines down.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Disappear by PFR

Album Art of PFR's Disappear album - On a creamy white background and border, the bottom three quarters is a color photo of three young men leaning into the middle of a camera frame and looking at the camera. They are flanked on both sides and stretching into the background by metal walls with a few lines of rivets, maybe like they're standing in between two large ship's hulls or something. The walls converge in the middle distance, and there's a bit of bright light there.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Halcyon Days by Chagall Guevara

Album Art of Chagall Guevara's Halcyon Days album - A drawing of dozens of rosy white faces with smiles all on top of each other with golden lights around them. Maybe some are calling because they have a hand up to their face or some are yelling or laughing, it's hard to tell. On the top and bottom of the image, there's a reddish-orange color layered on top of the drawing. In the middle, in a black font is the band name, a thin line, and then the album title.

Album Of The Day: Crooked by Propaganda

Album Art of Propaganda's Crooked album - A photo of a black man with dreadlocks, a mustache and goatee, in the middle. The edges of the image are a bit glitchy, with some parts moved horizontally. The background is a patchwork of textures, boxes and things interconnected, some of them made up of the photo of the man's face or another similar photo. Below his face, the album title 'Crooked' is printed in a dark green with each letter's top part a bit off-center from the bottom part.

Album Of The Day: Travel III by Future Of Forestry

Album Art of Future Of Forestry's Travel III album - A colorful art piece of a blond-haired young woman sitting against the front of a classic sedan car from probably 50 years ago or so. Her dress is orange, and the car is blue, and the sky behind is various shades of yellow and orange in a somewhat simple line drawing style. At the top, the band name is printed with a decorative chevron in grey below it. At the bottom, over the art is printed the album title in a gold and dark blue bubble.

Album Of The Day: If In Case You Feel The Same by Thad Cockrell

Album Art of Thad Cockrell's If In Case You Feel The Same album - A collage of various photos and art, all cut together in random shapes. In the middle, the majority of it seems to be a bush and some flowers that are mostly pink/red and may have some sort of double-exposure or mis-printed colors involved. In the top right and across the top, there's what looks like hand-made, simple graphics of line and color that could be made in Microsoft Paint or something.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Starflyer 59 by Starflyer 59

Album Art of Starflyer 59's Starflyer 59 album - A solid gold color; not yellow and not brown but gold. Nothing else to distinguish it on the cover like a band name or title.

Album Of The Day: We Walk This Road by Robert Randolph & The Family Band

Album Art of Robert Randolph & The Family Band's We Walk This Road album - A photo of a young, black man in a very nice metallic gray suit is standing in front of a slide guitar with a bright red housing, and his hands are just touching the strings. He's looking down at the instrument and the background seems to be a pretty standard photo studio backdrop of a marble pattern lit more in the middle.</body></html>

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