Album Of The Day

Album Of The Day: The Anatomy Of The Tongue In Cheek by Relient K

Album Art of Relient K's The Anatomy Of The Tongue In Cheek album - On the bottom and taking up most of the space, a black-and-white photo of four young men standing in front a brick wall painted white. Across the top, a white bar that has the band's name printed on the right in large, all-caps international orange letters. To the right, in much smaller, thinner letters is the album title. In a gray strip below that is printed the track listing, then 'No.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Falling Down by Steve

Album Art of Steve's Falling Down album - A photo of four white, young men that is upside down. The grass is on top, and the sky on the bottom. The camera is pretty close to the grass, and the band is looking towards the camera. The man in the middle is leaning down towards the camera, and his necktie is hanging from his neck over his left ear to make you wonder which way is up or down. At the bottom, it has the band name in a white, bubbly font with a black border.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Graceland by Paul Simon

Album Art of Paul Simon's Graceland album - On a solid, creamy gold color, it's mostly empty but a piece of tile art or something in the middle. It's nearly square and has a drawing of a bald man on a white horse wearing a red coat and holding two spears. Towards the top, in a thin blue font is printed the artist's name and then the title below it.

Album Of The Day: Before The Daylight's Shot by Ashley Cleveland

Album Art of Ashley Cleveland's Before The Daylight's Shot album - A photo of a road in the foreground and a large, brick retaining wall just past the road. Standing in front of the wall is a white woman with long, light-colored hair, holding up her right hand above her head and looking down to the roadway at her feet. The right side of the image is overexposed, like maybe there was too much sunlight over there, but the left side is very dark.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Signs Of Life by Steven Curtis Chapman

Album Art of Steven Curtis Chapman's Signs Of Life album - In the top left and stretching to nearly half the cover area, the letters of the album title are set on a black background in orange in various orientations. Some letters are smaller than others and some letters on their sides or sitting inside of other letters, so they're kinda jumbled up a bit. Below that, the artist's name is printed in small text.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Band Of Brothers by Band Of Brothers

a man in a hat with short hair is leaining up against an acoustic guitar on the left, and the man to his right is sitting on a stringed bass on its side. The man to the right of center seems to have more gray or white hair and is wearing a black shirt and is sitting on an oversized classic microphone. And the last man has a baseball hat and is sitting on top of a large drum placed on its side, and his legs seem extra long.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: ERACE by The Gotee Brothers

Album Art of The Gotee Brothers's ERACE album - On an orange background, two black-and-white photos of old, bearded men are layered on top of each other, one facing more to the left and one on the right. They are layered such that the left eye of one and the right eye of the other are in the same spot. Along the left side of the photo is written in small black text vertically that is the group's name.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: [Untitled] EP by meWithoutYou

Album Art of meWithoutYou's [untitled] EP - On a white background, the center fifth of the area is a circle of lines and colors. It's mostly black lines and bits of bright color in a swirling, circular mass. I'm trying to make out shapes or forms I know, but I'm not really making any out.

Album Of The Day: Faith by Jason Upton

Album Art of Jason Upton's Faith album - It looks like a blurry photo of a street, maybe, or maybe the lights of a street reflecting off some sort of shiny surface. The main defining characteristic of this image is horizontal lines of white and a few smaller lines of red, with some smaller red dots in the image as well. Printed on top of this mostly red, white and black image is the artist's name in a thin, orange font in the middle, with the album title to the right in a semi-transparent, bold white font.

Album Of The Day: Where The Past Meets Today by Sarah Kelly

Album Art of Sarah Kelly's Where The Past Meets Today album - On a black background, a photo of a woman in a black dress from the chest up, such that only really her neck and head can be seen in the light, along with her long, curly red hair. She's got a pretty blank look on her face and is looking into the camera. She has pretty dark makeup around her eyes. Just below her neck, printed in large, white, all-caps letters is the artist's name.</body></html>

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