Crucifixations & Suffocating Psalms

Trevor Brown (UK, London, 1959, based in Japan)

Art for Once Upon the Cross, 1995 unauthorised combo drawing + color by eucanthos

SEP 08/08 — Just doing (done?) an interview for the rock/metal magazine Revolver in America, for the column Visions of Disorder, about the creation of classic album covers. My “infamous” Deicide cover: Once Upon the Cross, [was] selected after a readers’ vote; it [has] also appeared titled “Graphic Violence: The Most Demented, Depraved, and Demonic Album Covers of All Time!”...

...it’s nice to have something different to talk about instead of the usual “Why did you move to Japan?” type interviews. It’ll appear in the issue due out the first week of November [2008] if anyone [is] at all interested. As I said in the interview, nowadays it feels like another Trevor Brown did it. How (un)fortunate [that] I never got inundated with CD Art requests from other death metal bands following that cover—not one—ha ha!. [See Article]

July 25, 2011 (15:36)

thnx jesuslovesjunkies

She tries to bury those feelings as the angel approaches, but the closer it gets the harder that becomes. She wants to pluck out her sinful eyes but she can't even bring herself to close them. The angel leans down over her, she hopes that it's here to save her from her desires, to answer her prayers; but she's growing more and more certain that it's here to punish her, to cast judgement.