Behind The Artworks: Days Of Ruin - Age Of Ignorance (2026)

Before we could begin work on the cover art for our EP, we first needed a title that could hold the record together. Although the songs were written over a long period of time and do not follow one single theme, Age of Ignorance felt like the right reflection of the era we are living in. The prominence of “AI” in the title is no coincidence.

For the artwork, we wanted a central image that would immediately communicate the idea: a child glued to a screen while the world around him burns. The symbolism is direct, and that was exactly the point. Visually, we drew inspiration from pop-cultural touchpoints such as Korn’s Follow the Leader, Stranger Things, and the playground scene in Terminator 2.

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