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Album Of The Day: A Mirror Dimly by Citizens

Album Art of Citizens's A Mirror Dimly album - On a green background, blurry blue smoke clouds of various shades are billowing from the bottom. On the left side, printed vertically in small white letters is 'Citizens & Saints' (their band name at the time of release) and then the album title.

Album Of The Day: Clear To Venus by Andrew Peterson

Album Art of Andrew Peterson's Clear To Venus album - A close-up photo of a young, clean-shaven man with brown hair wearing a white T-shirt under a dark green sweater. The top of his head is cut off at the top of the frame, and behind him can be seen a door with painted pieces of glass that cannot be seen through. Towards the bottom, printed on top of his sweater, is the artist's name in lowercase white text on the left in white and the album title on the right in aqua blue-green.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: His + Hers by The Hawk In Paris

Album Art of The Hawk In Paris's His + Hers EP - On a light brown background with slightly darker corners, in the middle is a cutout of a hand, and through it we can see a black and light brown image of fingers from two hands covering a person's face. Their right eye and forehead is visible, but much of the rest of their face is in shadow and outside the cutout.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Worship by Michael W. Smith

Album Art of Michael W. Smith's Worship album - On a dark orange background, in the middle is an illustration of a man from the waist up standing, looking up to the sky with a face brightly lit from the right side, with his hands raised above his head. Around him are hundreds or maybe even a thousand shooting stars all converging behind him or at his feet. This illustration is in orange, white and dark orange.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: Gravity | Love by Sandra McCracken

Album Of The Day: All At Once by Phil Keaggy

Album Art of Phil Keaggy's All At Once album - In front of a gray wall, an older man with grey hair and a black top hat on is wearing a black shirt and holding a black electric guitar with white around the pickups. He has the guitar sitting on his knee and standing vertically above his head, with his arm extending above his head up the fretboard. He's looking down in front of him and has a slight smile on his face. The artist's name is printed across the top in large, thin white letters.</body></html>

Album Of The Day: The White Songbook by Joy Electric

Album Art of Joy Electric's The White Songbook album - On a solid white background, there's a thick, dark red line that goes from the bottom most of the way up about a quarter of the distance from the left to right. Printed in the top of this thick line in white is 'je' and and the bottom in smaller letters is 'joyelectric'. To the right of the top of the line, printed in the same red is the album title, and at the bottom it says 'legacy volume one'.

Album Of The Day: Every Kind Of Uh-Oh by Charlie Peacock

Album Art of Charlie Peacock's Every Kind Of Uh-Oh album - A black-and-white photo of a white man wearing dark-rimmed glasses and looking up and to his left. He's pictured from just the shoulders up, is wearing a baseball cap which is shading his forehead, and the background is a blurry gray image. Printed on the bottom in large light blue letters it he artist's name, and above it to the right in smaller, white letters is the album title.

Album Of The Day: Raw Material by Mars ILL

Album Art of Mars ILL's Raw Material album - A heavily red-tinted, wide-angle photo of a mailbox on the side of a street. The mailbox fills most of the area, and printed on the biggest side is spray paint that says the group name. Across both the top and bottom it has a blue, semi-transparent line with red borders that kinda looks like a US Postal Service logo, and it has group's 'M' logo and their name printed there, also with a the words 'Raw Mat.' printed as well.</body></html>

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>

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