Music

Album Of The Day: Cosmic Supreme by John Mark McMillan

Album Of The Day: Terraform: The People by Propaganda & DJ Mal-Ski

The People EP - A photo of about 50 Africans posing for a photo on a sandy bit of land with large rocks and the mostly cloudy sky with a golden brown hue added to it. In the midst of the sky, it has a Propaganda text with a pen and brush crossed behind it to be a sort of logo. Below that, it says 'The People' in large letters, then 'Terraform' in much smaller letters, and the 'Food For the Hungry' logo and word mark below that, all printed in white.

Album Of The Day: The Brothers Martin by The Brothers Martin

Album Art of The Brothers Martin's self-titled album - On a dark grey background, a series of lines and circles are plotted in white lines. Vertically down the middle, there's a dotted line. About 30 degrees off vertical counter-clockwise is a solid white line. In the center is a circle, with a solid line bisecting it horizontally. In the center, the all these meet and approaching the solid diagonal line right at the center on each side are two circles and one quarter-circle arc.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Lone Bellow by The Lone Bellow

Album Art of The Lone Bellow's self-titled album - In a black-and-white photo, three white people are sitting on the front steps of a New York City brownstone, from the looks of it. On both the right and left are men wearing boots, the one on the left with lighter hair and a black shirt, and the one on the right with black hair and a grey shirt with vest and black pants. In the middle is a woman with probably brown hair coming down over her right shoulder.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Let There Be Wonder by Matt Redman

Album Art of Matt Redman's Let There Be Wonder album - On a dark blue background, an illustration of what looks like a fingerprint is in the middle. Upon closer inspection, it is a graphic where the top part looks somewhat like a fingerprint printed in gold, with mostly horizontal lines. We can see that a bit below the center these gold lines do circle, making it out to be a sky of gold with the sun just over the horizon. And below the sun, large ocean waves of blue and gold are crashing.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Everglow by Mae

Album Art of Mae's The Everglow album - A drawing of a forest behind a metal fence with vines growing over it. In the middle, there's a path with a an open gate and a man with a suitcase is standing looking into the gate, and there is a bit of a glow from the forest behind him. The colors may be painted with watercolors or something, because the edges are not fully colored out of the grass, the path, the sky. The man in the middle also is black-and-white only, not in color.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Stereo by 4th Avenue Jones

Album Art of 4th Avenue Jones's Stereo album - A drawing that is red in the background, with the lines and rings of a notebook look across it. At the top, the band name is written in a very blocky font. At the bottom, hand-written is the word 'Stereo' in white, with 'the evolution of Hiprocksoul' scribbled in black next to it.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The Abbey Road Sessions by Steven Curtis Chapman

Album Art of Steven Curtis Chapman's The Abbey Road Sessions EP - On a gray background with a bit of a white glow in the middle, a white man is strolling on the right towards the camera, with a guitar slung on his back, towards the camera and looking down. Behind him, in black are the rectangular shapes of a crosswalk. Above that is printed the EP title and 'The Walk' in black in large letters, with between those two the artist name in smaller, red letters.

Album Of The Day: Spring by Jon Foreman

Album Art of Jon Foreman's Spring EP - On what looks to be yellow notebook paper with thin black horizontal lines and wear on the top and a vertical crease near the edges is drawn a stick drawing of a tree on the right, with the sprouts of grass just barely visible in its shadow to the left of the tree. The tree has little stubby shoots on the branches. Also, the yellow paper has a stain of what might be a coffee mug in the top left too.

Album Of The Day: Chase The Kangaroo by The Choir

Album Art of The Choir's Chase The Kangaroo album - A thick border of black with blue drawings making an indecipherable pattern surrounds the main photo. The main photo is one man on the left leaning in towards the camera and his hair is in front of his eyes. The second person is off to the right further away, and is holding his own shoulders and lookng down. Both people are slightly blurry like they were photographed in motion.</body></html>

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