Album Of The Day

Album Of The Day: Some Kind Of Zombie by Audio Adrenaline

Album Art of Audio Adrenaline's Some Kind Of Zombie album - A photo of four men on a black background. Each person seems to be double-exposed or triple-exposed, as these versions of people overlap and have different poses on top of them. The man on the right has sunglasses, the two men in the middle of the back have dark hair. In the top left, over the photo is printed the band's name in an LED light grid font, and right below it in orange is the album title in orange in lowercase.

Album Of The Day: Everybody Makes Mistakes by Starflyer 59

Album Art of Starflyer 59's Everybody Makes Mistakes album - On a solid yellow background, most of the space in the middle is taken up by a number '9' of a slightly lighter shade of yellow. On the left side, printed vertically from bottom to top in white and a sans-serif font is the text 'SF/00059' and then in slightly smaller white is the album title. Next to it is printed the track listing and the keys of each song.

Album Of The Day: Joy Beyond The Sorrow by Indelible Grace

Album Art of Indelible Grace's Joy Beyond The Sorrow album - On a brown background, a mostly black-and-white drawing of a wooded landscape is featured. It has trees in the back lining the edge of a body of water in the foreground, and in the back on the right is a mountain. Behind the trees can be seen the sunlight shining. Below the drawing is written 'indelible Grace VI' in a serif font, then 'Joy Beyond The Sorrow' written in a handwritten script below.

Album Of The Day: The Listening by The Listening

Album Art of The Listening's self-titled album - A photo of a golden-hued sheet of lined paper with what looks to be illustrations of flowers drawn on the bottom edges of the photo. In the middle, a bunch of white, fuzzy lines are piled on top of each other. Above that, in a flowing script font is printed the band's name.

Album Of The Day: Only Visiting This Planet by Larry Norman

Album Art of Larry Norman's Only Visiting This Planet album - On a black background, a tall photo of a young man with long blond hair and denim jeans and a denim jacket is standing on a sidewalk in what looks to be a busy city that is blurred behind him. Above the photo, it has the album title in blue and the artist name in orange underneath it. On the edges are a small copyright and catalog number, with a Verve Records logo in the bottom right.

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>

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