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Revision as of 15:11, 15 September 2020
Eliran Kantor | |
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| Born | 13 September 1984 |
| Nationality | Israeli |
| Occupation(s) | Artist and Illustrator |
| Known for | Creating album covers for metal bands |
Eliran Kantor (born 13 September 1984) is a Berlin-based artist and illustrator known mostly for creating album covers for metal bands such as Testament,[1] Mekong Delta,[2] Sigh[3] and Anacrusis.[4] He created the artwork used on various releases issued via the likes of Nuclear Blast, Candlelight Records, SPV Records, AFM, The End and Season of Mist among others.[5]
Album cover illustration credits[6]
- Archspire - Relentless Mutation (Seasons of Mist, 2017)
- Thy Art Is Murder - "Dear Desolation (Nuclear Blast Records, 2017)
- Acrania - Fearless (Independent, 2015)
- Artizan - The Furthest Reaches - Limited Edition Version (Pure Steel Records, 2015)
- Iced Earth - Plagues of Babylon (Century Media, 2014)
- Hammercult - Anthems Of The Damned (Sonic Attack/SPV, 2012)
- Artizan - Ancestral Energy (Pure Steel Records, 2013)
- Satan - Life Sentence (Listenable Records, 2013)
- Dark Sermon - In Tongues (eOne Music, 2013)
- Spheron - Ecstasy of God (Apostasy Records, 2013)
- Evile - Skull (Earache Records, 2013)
- Hatebreed - The Divinity of Purpose (USA - Razor & Tie, Europe - Nuclear Blast Records, 2013)[7]
- Acrania - An Uncertain Collision (Independent, 2012)
- Ferium - "Reflections" (Boxer Studios, TBA 2012)
- Testament - Dark Roots of Earth (Nuclear Blast, 2012)
- Sigh - In Somniphobia (Candlelight Records, 2012)
- Advent of Bedlam - "Flesh Over God" (Self-Released, 2012)
- Sodom - In War and Pieces (SPV Records, 2010)
- Atheist - Jupiter (Season Of Mist 2010)
- Acrania - Unbreakable Fury (Independent, 2010)
- Sigh - Scenes from Hell (The End Records, 2010)
- Mekong Delta - Wanderer on the Edge of Time (AAARRG Records, 2010)
- Virus - The Agent That Shapes The Desert (Duplicate Records, 2010)
- Anacrusis - Hindsight: Suffering Hour & Reason Revisited (Anacrusis, 2010)
- Master - The Human Machine (Pulverized Records, 2010)
- Enders Game - What We've Lost (Independent release, 2010)
- The Crinn - Dreaming Saturn (Nuclear Blast Records, 2010)
- Masachist - Death March Fury (Witching Hour Productions, 2009)[8]
- The Alien Blakk - Modes of Alienation (Reissue) (Independent release, 2009)
- GWAR - Lust in Space (inside sleeve artwork only) (Metal Blade, 2009)
- Immortal Dominion - Primortal (427Records, 2009)
- Mandala - I (independent release, 2009)
- Testament - The Formation of Damnation (Nuclear Blast, 2008)
- To-Mera - Delusions (Candlelight Records, 2008)
- Baliset - A Time for Rust (Ret-Con records, 2008)
- Ansur - Warring Factions (Candlelight Records/Nocturnal Art Production, 2008)
- Deceiver - Thrashing Heavy Metal (Pulverised Records, 2008)
- Desolation - Lexicon V (Shadowflame Records, 2008)
- Xerath - Xerath I (Promotional demo, 2008)
- Thy Majestie - Dawn (Dark Balance Records, 2008)
- Masachist - Death March Fury (TBA, 2008)
- Robot Lords of Tokyo - II: Whiskey, Blood & Napalm (Independent release, 2008)
- Prey For Nothing - Violence Divine (Rusty Cage Records, 2008)
- Abysmalia - Portals to Psychotic Inertia (independent release, 2008)
- Grant O'neil - Head-On (Independent release, 2008)
- Sorrow's Joy - Fallow Ground (Independent release, 2008)
- Liberty N' Justice - 4 All : the best of LNJ (Versallis Records, 2007)
- sHeavy - The Machine That Won the War (Candlelight Records, 2007)
- Mena Brinno - Icy Muse (Dark Balance Records, 2007)
- Thrustor - Night of Fire (Black Bastola Records, 2007)
- The Old Dead Tree - The Water Fields (Season of Mist Records, 2007)
- Detonation - Emission Phase (Osmose Productions, 2007)
- Aghora - Formless (European edition) (Season of Mist Records, 2007)
- Denis Vlachiotis - Imperishable Ferocity (Independent release, 2007)
- Dissonant - Perspective independent release, 2007)
- Mekong Delta - Lurking Fear (AFM Records/Candlelight Records, 2007)
- Savannah - S/T (Independent release, 2007)
- Sickening Horror - When Landscapes Bleed Backwards (Neurotic Records, 2006)
- Aghora - Formless (American edition) (Dobles Music, 2006)
- Abed - The Coming of Soon (Independent release, 2005)
- Abused Romance - S/T (Independent release, 2005)
- Dred - A Pathway to Extinction (Independent release, 2005)
- To-Mera - Transcendental (Candlelight Records, 2005)
- Bishop of Hexen - The Nightmarish Compositions (SPV Records/CCP Records, 2005)
- Armilos - Race of Lies (Independent release, 2004)
- Solitary - Trail of Omission (Independent release, 2004)
- HYPERION - Orchestrating The Myth (Independent release, TBD)
Book cover illustration credits
- Moshe Peled - Back to the Circuit (Kavim Publishing Inc., 2007)
References
- ^ "Testament: Title Track Of New Album Available For Free Download". Blabbermouth. 8 April 2008. Archived from the original on 12 April 2008. Retrieved 24 July 2010.
- ^ "Mekong Delta: Eight-Minute 'Wanderer' Preview Clip Available". Blabbermouth. 28 May 2010. Archived from the original on 30 May 2010. Retrieved 24 July 2010.
- ^ "Sigh Special Burger From Kuma's Corner Now Available". Blabbermouth. 15 February 2010. Archived from the original on 10 February 2012. Retrieved 24 July 2010.
- ^ "Anacrusis Frontman Interviewed On Swiss Radio; Audio Available". Blabbermouth. 19 July 2010. Archived from the original on 9 September 2012. Retrieved 24 July 2010.
- ^ "Eliran Kantor's Profile". MySpace. Retrieved 30 July 2010.
- ^ "Eliran Kantor: Complete Discography". Eliran Kantor. 27 July 2010. Retrieved 30 July 2010.
- ^ "Hatebreed's Jamey Jasta discusses the artwork for The Divinity of Purpose".
- ^ "MASACHIST To Release 'Death March Fury' This Month". Archived from the original on 2009-05-02.
External links
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