The album cover for the Zeitgeist Collection, taken from a photo “Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss” by Italian artist Antonio Canova first commissioned in 1787 by Colonel John Campbell. The sculpture, the age in which it was commissioned are all reflections of the nature and themes of the record.
((Original release date: 09/09/2022))
The first promotional image for the record. Depicting an old textbook or newspaper taking about the history of the Bauhaus (which is a title of an album which is part of the collection). This is meant to be a reference to the most commercially successful part of the Zeitgeist Collection, the album “Bauhaus”.
((Original release date: 09/09/2022))
The second promotional image for the record. this piece similarly imitates an old textbook or newspaper taking about the history of Renaissance artwork.
((Original release date: 09/13/2022))
The third promotional image for the record. this piece similarly imitates an old textbook or newspaper. This contains artwork form the Italian futurist movement, shown in the bottom left with the sculpture “Unique Forms of Continuity in Space” by Umberto Boccioni (1913).
((Original release date: 09/22/2022))
The original album artwork for “Zeitgeist I” commissioned by a friend of the label. The photocopy has unfortunately lost a lot of the original oil painting, but the majority of the vibrancy still exists. The artwork depicts a scene that was described in a track that was a bonus track on the original “Zeitgeist I”. The track no longer exists, except for an original tape copy that was gifted to somebody who asked for the master recording.
((Original release date: 10/02/2016))
A featured photos of the first adaptors or Zeitgeist I. Not artwork but a tape that was gifted to the aforementioned party. This tape contains the original cut of the album, and the bonus song that no longer features, and has no digital history.
