The digipack album cover tells a story through a series of images seen when opening the flaps. The first flap shows a man trapped in an hourglass watching others who don't see him. The second flap depicts the man watching an elderly person in a hospital bed. The third shows him unhappy at a wedding. When fully opened, broken glass, litter and a broken watch are seen, implying the man's time is up. Inside is a dark green "drain lid" CD with the band's name, continuing the theme. The back shows the top of the man's head being buried as his story concludes.

1. MEDIA DECONSTRUCTION - DIGIPACK

2. The text on the
front cover is in
capitals and the
same font.
The front cover clearly
shows the audience a
man trapped in a giant
hourglass. This could
represent the man’s life,
and his time is running
out. The cartoon drawing
also shows us that the
other people do not see
him.

3. Once the front flap is opened, we
are presented with this. The man
has his back to us again, and he is
facing an open coffin with flowers
around it. This clearly shows that
someone has died, possibly
someone that this man cared
about, and that is why he is there.

4. The second flap is then
opened, and we see this. An
old, wrinkled arm and hand
is loosely rested. We see
that his has hospital bands
and a pulse monitor,
showing that this person is
ill. The man in the hourglass
is there again, watching, this
time facing us. We are now
getting an idea that the
previous picture was after
this one, and that this man is
watching this person
through their life as they die.

5. Onto the next flap, we are
presented with this. A wedding
scene. We see the white petals
floating down around the man
in the hourglass. His hands
are pressed up against the
glass, and he is looking at two
people get married. But by his
body language, we see that he
isn’t happy about the couple
getting together. We are able
to see the arms of the bride
and groom as they are holding
hands. With all these key
points in time, we are
wondering whether these are
specific times in the man’s life.

6. Now that all four flaps We are also able to see the CD
have been opened, we are disc inside. It is a dark, murky
able to see the inside of green colour. We see that the
the album cover. Broken design on it represents a drain lid.
glass is scattered The words of the band, A DAY TO
everywhere, as well as REMEMBER, appears to be
litter, sand and a broken engraved in the apparent
watch. This could mean metalwork.
that the man’s time has
run out.
The broken watch could
We are able to see the signify time, about how
man’s hand uncovered that this man’s time has
from the sand. It is limp, run out, or maybe he’s lost
indicating that he is no time. The images keeps
longer alive. the audience guessing
about what else this inner
picture represents.

7. (Close up of the “drain lid”)
We are able to see
the drain lids
texture, showing
that it is made of
metal, and what it
has engraved on
it. With the band
name on it, it is
promoting its
brand image more
to the audience.

8. CD removed, underneath we see what is down in
the sewers. We see a cartoon drawing of the
band looking up at us as they are confined in
their small space. This is more promotion of the
bands image, who they are.

9. We also have the This is the back of the
track names at the folded-up album case. We
top. Again, it is in the see the top of the man’s
same font as the title head as he is being buried
on the front, so it is by the sand. His eyes are
keeping the same closed, either showing that
theme throughout he is dead, ready for death
the album as well as or he is unconscious.
the cartoon
drawings. At the
bottom, we see
Three of the track names
names of the people
could be linked to the
that produced and
album design. These
mixed the album.
would be “Better Off This
This is more
Way”, “Out Of Time” and
promotion.
“If I Leave”.