Album Covers

A stormy-grey background with a blurry silhouette of a man in an orange beanie, field notebook, and parka
ACGL’s instrumental hip-hop album: “Where the Shoreline Used to Be”
Chris Maio, Chris Tran, and Harper Baldwin stand next to each other, centered on a rocky shore horizon. Chris Tran is holding a Trimble GPS instrument
Harper and the Chrises’ ambient post-rock album: “The Distance Between Readings”
Chris stands silhouetted on top of a grassy hill against a grey overcast sky. He points at something out of frame.
Capt’n Chris’s sea shanty album: “I Told Ye the Coast Was Erodin'”
Jess is jumping over a gully in a field full of tall grass and flowers
Jess’s indie/folk album: “Somewhere Between the Jump and the Landing”
Chris is standing with a black pole in a grassy field, the background shows foothills and fog
Chris’s Tibetan throat singing album: “Chants for Sub-Meter Accuracy”
A metal boat sits on a grassy hill with a double rainbow positioned on top of the boat, the ocean is in the background
ACGL’s trubute album to Bruddah Iz: “Somewhere Over the Changing Shore”
Someone stands in shallow water, facing away from the camera, and holding a Trimble GPS device. The sky is cloudy and there are large waves crashing in the background of the image.
ACGL’s alternative rock album: “Facing the Break”
Someone stands looking to the left of the photo on the horizon of a rocky landscape with a grey sky. A flock of birds are flying behind a person in a way that makes it look like the person has wings.
ACGL’s soft rock album: “Temporary Wings”
Chris stands in a grassy field with white flowers speckled througout the background, as well as a small pond in the background and a cloudy sky
Chris’s other sea shanty album: “Yo Ho Ho and a Bottle of Core Samples”
Two people stand centered in the photo, facing away from the camera. One is holding a Trimble GPS device and the other is walking towards them. They are on a beach with stormy-looking waters and grey skies.
ACGL’s indie rock album: “We Met Where It Was Breaking”
Four people standing on a beach smiling, one with thumbs up, one holding a peace sign, one croucing and doing a peace sign, and one is just smiling at the camera. The background shows a blue ocea and a clear blue sky.
ACGL’s indie rock album: “Good Days on Borrowed Ground”
Chris lays on a partially grassy beach with 4 caribou skulls lined up in front of him. The sky in the background is a mix of blue, grey, purple and pink.
Chris’s country album: “Weathered but Not Gone”
Two men from Gambell stand in the center, one is holding a Trimble instrument. The background shows a beach with blue water and a horizon that blends into a grey, misty sky.
Gambell’s local country album: “Surveyin’ a Shore That Won’t Stay”
Four men from Gambell stand in front of a hanging polar bear skin and hanging seal skins. Behind them is a foggy Gambell village with a grey overcast day.
Gambell’s local hardcore album: “Storm Surge Sovereign”
Reyece and Seth stand in the middle of a green grassy field. Seth is holding a Trimble instrument and Reyece is holding a field notebook. there are a few houses visible in the upper left corner of the photo, and the sky is grey and cloudy. A little bit of the ocean is visible in the distant background.
Reyece and Seth’s reggae album: “Iration Elevation”
Three people in this photo. Reyece is in the front, standing waist-deep in a hole in the ground, someone behind him is digging, and the furthest person is approaching. They are in a field of yellow grass with a cloudy sky with bits of blue poking through the clouds.
ACGL’s pop-punk album: “Groundbreaking (In the Worst Way)”
Five of some of the nicest people at ACGL standing behind a freshly-dug hole, trying to use their toughest-looking expressions. Behind them is a hilly field of dried grass with a partially cloudy sky.
ACGL’s rap album: “Dig Site Drip”
Three people stand in front of a large storm drain in a hilly, grassy field. The grass appears mostly dried with green leaves poking through the dried ones. The cloudy sky is a bluish-purple grey
ACGL’s hip-hop album: “Low Pressure, High Flow”
Three people squatting in front of a large storm drain tunnel in a grassy field. The grass is green and yellow, the sky is blue and a little cloudy.
ACGL’s rap album: “Flow State Fellowship”
Reyece is half-sitting, half-laying down on a hill in a dried, hilly, grassy field. There are mountains in the background with a little snow on them and the sky mostly cloudy with vibrant blues poking through the holes between the clouds.
Reyece’s country album: “Strata State of Mind”
Someone in a bright orange outfit is facing away from the camera and looking at the ground. They are standing in a grassy field next to a shore and mountains are in the background with a bit of snow on them. The sky is cloudy.
ACGL’s soft rock album: “Good Vibrations, Solid Foundations”
Someone stands facing the camera, holding a field notebook. They are standing in a field of tall grass, the sky is bright and cloudy
ACGL’s folk album: “Lithic Lullabies”
Someone stands on the right side of the image, their body is facing the left side of the image. They are standing in tall grass, holding a Trimble instrument. In the background there is calm ocean and an overcast sky.
ACGL’s folk album: “Where I took My Reading”
A stormy-grey background with a blurry silhouette of a man in an orange beanie, field notebook, and parka
ACGL’s instrumental hip-hop album: “Where the Shoreline Used to Be”
Chris Maio, Chris Tran, and Harper Baldwin stand next to each other, centered on a rocky shore horizon. Chris Tran is holding a Trimble GPS instrument
Harper and the Chrises’ ambient post-rock album: “The Distance Between Readings”
Chris stands silhouetted on top of a grassy hill against a grey overcast sky. He points at something out of frame.
Capt’n Chris’s sea shanty album: “I Told Ye the Coast Was Erodin'”
Jess is jumping over a gully in a field full of tall grass and flowers
Jess’s indie/folk album: “Somewhere Between the Jump and the Landing”
Chris is standing with a black pole in a grassy field, the background shows foothills and fog
Chris’s Tibetan throat singing album: “Chants for Sub-Meter Accuracy”
A metal boat sits on a grassy hill with a double rainbow positioned on top of the boat, the ocean is in the background
ACGL’s trubute album to Bruddah Iz: “Somewhere Over the Changing Shore”
Someone stands in shallow water, facing away from the camera, and holding a Trimble GPS device. The sky is cloudy and there are large waves crashing in the background of the image.
ACGL’s alternative rock album: “Facing the Break”
Someone stands looking to the left of the photo on the horizon of a rocky landscape with a grey sky. A flock of birds are flying behind a person in a way that makes it look like the person has wings.
ACGL’s soft rock album: “Temporary Wings”
Chris stands in a grassy field with white flowers speckled througout the background, as well as a small pond in the background and a cloudy sky
Chris’s other sea shanty album: “Yo Ho Ho and a Bottle of Core Samples”
Two people stand centered in the photo, facing away from the camera. One is holding a Trimble GPS device and the other is walking towards them. They are on a beach with stormy-looking waters and grey skies.
ACGL’s indie rock album: “We Met Where It Was Breaking”
Four people standing on a beach smiling, one with thumbs up, one holding a peace sign, one croucing and doing a peace sign, and one is just smiling at the camera. The background shows a blue ocea and a clear blue sky.
ACGL’s indie rock album: “Good Days on Borrowed Ground”
Chris lays on a partially grassy beach with 4 caribou skulls lined up in front of him. The sky in the background is a mix of blue, grey, purple and pink.
Chris’s country album: “Weathered but Not Gone”
Two men from Gambell stand in the center, one is holding a Trimble instrument. The background shows a beach with blue water and a horizon that blends into a grey, misty sky.
Gambell’s local country album: “Surveyin’ a Shore That Won’t Stay”
Four men from Gambell stand in front of a hanging polar bear skin and hanging seal skins. Behind them is a foggy Gambell village with a grey overcast day.
Gambell’s local hardcore album: “Storm Surge Sovereign”
Reyece and Seth stand in the middle of a green grassy field. Seth is holding a Trimble instrument and Reyece is holding a field notebook. there are a few houses visible in the upper left corner of the photo, and the sky is grey and cloudy. A little bit of the ocean is visible in the distant background.
Reyece and Seth’s reggae album: “Iration Elevation”
Three people in this photo. Reyece is in the front, standing waist-deep in a hole in the ground, someone behind him is digging, and the furthest person is approaching. They are in a field of yellow grass with a cloudy sky with bits of blue poking through the clouds.
ACGL’s pop-punk album: “Groundbreaking (In the Worst Way)”
Five of some of the nicest people at ACGL standing behind a freshly-dug hole, trying to use their toughest-looking expressions. Behind them is a hilly field of dried grass with a partially cloudy sky.
ACGL’s rap album: “Dig Site Drip”
Three people stand in front of a large storm drain in a hilly, grassy field. The grass appears mostly dried with green leaves poking through the dried ones. The cloudy sky is a bluish-purple grey
ACGL’s hip-hop album: “Low Pressure, High Flow”
Three people squatting in front of a large storm drain tunnel in a grassy field. The grass is green and yellow, the sky is blue and a little cloudy.
ACGL’s rap album: “Flow State Fellowship”
Reyece is half-sitting, half-laying down on a hill in a dried, hilly, grassy field. There are mountains in the background with a little snow on them and the sky mostly cloudy with vibrant blues poking through the holes between the clouds.
Reyece’s country album: “Strata State of Mind”
Someone in a bright orange outfit is facing away from the camera and looking at the ground. They are standing in a grassy field next to a shore and mountains are in the background with a bit of snow on them. The sky is cloudy.
ACGL’s soft rock album: “Good Vibrations, Solid Foundations”
Someone stands facing the camera, holding a field notebook. They are standing in a field of tall grass, the sky is bright and cloudy
ACGL’s folk album: “Lithic Lullabies”
Someone stands on the right side of the image, their body is facing the left side of the image. They are standing in tall grass, holding a Trimble instrument. In the background there is calm ocean and an overcast sky.
ACGL’s folk album: “Where I took My Reading”
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