Album production details:
Produced by: Donal Jones and Hallows Eve
Sound engineer: Donal Jones
Donal Jones a sound engineer who has worked on two albums by "Hallow's Eve" namely "Death & Insanity" and "Monument".
Assistent sound engineers: Tag George, David Stewart, Jeff Dawson
Recorded at Studio One, Atlanta
Album desgn - Ioannis
Ioannis Vassilopoulos – Cover Artist & Graphic DesignerIoannis Vassilopoulos is a renowned graphic artist from Athens, Greece, and one of those visual architects of metal whose work I started recognizing long before I ever learned his name. In the mid-to-late 1980s, his imagery became inseparable from the rise of US power and speed metal, defining the look of bands like Liege Lord, Fates Warning, and Artillery. Through the 1990s, his style evolved with the scene—darker, sharper, more symbolic—while still keeping that unmistakable sense of drama. By the 2000s and 2010s, he had become a generational bridge, trusted by both legacy acts and newer bands who wanted artwork that felt timeless rather than trendy. His visuals never just “decorate” a record; they frame how I hear it, long before the needle drops. Read more... Ioannis Vassilopoulos built his reputation by understanding metal from the inside out. He worked closely with bands across distinct eras—thrash, power metal, progressive metal—translating sound into mythic, often apocalyptic imagery that still feels hand-crafted rather than manufactured. What always strikes me is how his art respects the listener: it doesn’t explain the music, it invites you into it. That’s why decades later, his covers still feel like portals, not packaging.
Album artwork - Lew Bryant
Lew Bryant (Graphic Designer, Illustrator) of the "Bland Design Group" worked on a couple of album covers of Heavy Metal bands, in particular "Dead End", "Hallows Eve", "Fates Warning" and "Nasty Savage"
Photography - Mick Rock
Mick Rock was a British photographer celebrated as “The Man Who Shot the Seventies.” His striking images captured legendary artists like David Bowie, Queen, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, and The Ramones, shaping the visual identity of rock and glam culture. His work includes iconic album covers and music videos, leaving an enduring impact on music history.
Read more about Mick Rock.
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