Analyzing the DELIVERANCE cover

[Slynt]

I'm sorry if this (probably) has been done to the proverbial death, but I'd like to discuss the cover.

My theory/thoughts:

What with the news trickling in about the new album being somewhat similar to glorious "Morningrise"

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Could the cover portray the inside of the house seen on the "Morningrise" cover? Both pieces are black/white.

 

[CAIRATH]

The structure on the Morningrise cover seems more like a bridge than like a house to me.

 

[Nugent Goes AOL]

Hmm, no offense, but I kinda doubt that...

Even if listeners compare it to Morningrise, I doubt Mikael would want the albums to actually literally be linked. I think Deliverance stands on its own, with no such associations...

But that's just my opinion. Either way, gorgeous art.

 

[Rusty]

I agree with the other two replies - the Morningrise structure seems like a bridge to me, and I reckon the two albums wouldn't be linked in any way.

 

[Hondo]

People get kind of weird when they hear any small comparison to Morningrise mentioned, and extrapolate it to mean something that couldn't be true. Like 5-6 long songs means they must have gone back to simple production and twin guitars. No offense of course, and I love the album. It's just funny.

 

[Trav's Ghost]

no. the deliverance art is not linked to the Morningrise art.

 

[KielbasaSausage]

well there you go. THE Travis Smith said no.

 

[Skull_Punk]

Cleared that up nicely, methinks

 

[[0hr]Sunlapse]

Speaking of the Morningrise cover, it's really cool. It reminds me of that creepy sewer structure from the movie "IT". Anyone see that movie?

 

[Brooks]

And who is that dude in the mirror? Thats some spooky shit.

 

[Don Corleone]

spooky but impressive, indeed. travis did it again.

 

[Duvall]

Wouldn't mind a nice big poster of the whole image to study..

Very, very nice work.

 

[Hondo]

I think the guy in the mirror is.. the viewer.