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Update Artwork

Hey guys, I’m back after vacations. I hope, you all are doing fine and had a good start into a great year!

If you recall the last post in November 2017, I talked about our artwork for our upcoming record. Unfortunately, we are struggling with some serious family issues since New Year’s Eve, so we couldn’t progress with our work. But in December, we were still working and made some changes on the Artwork. Further, we finished designing our new homepage. Check it out on www.seasplash.jimdo.com

But coming back to our updated artwork. As you may remember, the idea of the artwork in the first place was to show a human being broken down in front of a church in the middle of the night. In the darkest of the night, you would find a pair of eyes looking at you. The eyes symbolize the sense of being watched and controlled by religious and spiritual constitutions which form and influence our social system. The idea of bringing forward this statement still stands. But in a different way. 

By accident, a family member of ours shot a sensational photo which shows you a secret door within some ancient walls. The photo was taken in an old church. The door and its sculpture symbolize the eerie and incomprehensible purposes of the religious and spiritual constitutions. What is behind the door? What happens, if I start to wonder, trying to find out the darkest and deepest secrets of such constitutions. What happens, if I start to question their aims on the way to discover these things? That’s what makes the content of the record.

Now, the difference besides the new picture on the cover and the old idea is that we don’t want to give you already the outcome of the content of the record. Rather, with the new artwork we want to awake an emotion of curiosity and the urge to find out what’s behind the door. The cover already gives you an idea about what the content of the record is. But instead of giving you the outcome of our reflections, we now make you curious to find out what our thoughts and inputs are. You find the new artwork attached below and of course on our new homepage.

In short, we will proceed with our work. It’s going to be great. We’ll keep you posted about our work.

By the way, I’m getting more and more into Mark Tremonti’s PRS MT 15 amp. Maybe, I’ll buy one of these and write about it. But seriously, you need to check that amp out!

Thanks for still sticking with our band. 

Keep on rocking and enjoy Seasplash!