Behind The Artworks: Necroflagelo - Liturgia Do Apocalipse (2025)

The cover of Liturgia do Apocalipse is a visceral depiction of ultimate ruin - an apocalyptic battlefield where celestial and infernal forces clash in a divine massacre, while mankind stands powerless, trapped between extinction and resistance.

On one side, angelic figures descend with swords drawn, their wings darkened by divine wrath, no longer symbols of salvation but agents of judgment. Opposing them, towering demonic entities rise with bat-like wings, embodying the corruption and chaos that have infected creation itself. Below, the remnants of humanity fight desperately in the dirt, faceless soldiers locked in a hopeless war against cosmic forces beyond comprehension.

A burning sky looms over a crumbling world, its golden hues drenched in blood and smoke, evoking the wrath of forgotten gods and the silence of the void to come. Hovering above this infernal panorama is the NecroFlagelo logo - sharp, chaotic, and crowned with an ominous skull, sealing the image like a sigil of doom. The album title, Liturgia do Apocalipse, appears in solemn gothic gold, like the final rites of a dying universe.

This artwork is not merely a visual companion to the music - it is a prophecy. It reflects the core themes of the album: war, divine plague, corrupted faith, and the eternal cycle of decay. Every brushstroke screams of torment, every shadow hints at the abyss. Liturgia do Apocalipse is more than an album - it is a ritual, a sermon of extinction performed beneath the ruins of creation.