Designing a band's stage banner, album cover, drum head and ego riser

A quick run down of the project brief through to the finished product.

The album was fairly rich in folklore. The band wanted an album cover along the lines of "jack the ripper" or "gangs of Birmingham" specifically referencing 1890's or 1900's in a rundown working area in London as the executioner is walking toward the gallows.
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Here's some of the rough concept sketches I had worked on.
I had tried out quite a few references from Ireland, notably the cliffs and docks of Galway
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The front and back covers from rough concept to almost final version.
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Here's some of the artwork for the booklet. There were about 12 pages in total. We kept it fairly simple, More or less an extension from the front and back panels.
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If you look close enough, you can see some of the track listings hidden in the street signs. Of course they are printed on the back cover and in the booklet too.
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Making progress on the stage drop.

Here's a few shots of the drum head design, ego riser and stage drop I also worked on. I tried to keep the style, colour and theme fairly consistent across all the designs.
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Thanks for looking!