The Making of Alien Radio Station

Tokyo Storm's passion for creating music is what drives us to pour our hearts and souls into every track. The process of making an album involves much more than just writing and recording songs. From collaborating with designers and photographers to mastering the final tracks, every step of the way is a journey that requires time, patience, and considerable hard work.
Recently, the band have been MEGA busy working with designer Tristan Greatrex to finalise the design of our album's Digipack. We wanted to ensure that every detail of the packaging was just right, from the layout and the photos to the text styles used for the track names in the list. Hours of brainstorming, sketching, and revisions, but the final result is well worth it.
Tokyo Storm is thrilled with the outcome. We can't wait for our fans to see the finished product. Capturing the energy and creativity of our music, we have teamed up with Peter Freeth of Genius Photography. Peter accompanied us to our recent video shoot and on location, taking photos that perfectly capture the essence of our sound and style. The quality of his work has blown us away. Creating an album is a team effort, and we're grateful for all the highly talented people who have joined us on this journey. From Tristan Greatrex (Album Artwork Design), Peter Freeth (Genius Photography), Miles Haselehurst (Mileseye Photography), and last but not least, the team at Mad Hat2 (M2) studios, Coven, with their wealth of knowledge, experience and patience in producing this album. In addition.
We'd also like to thank and add Shaun Lowe (Prism Recording Studios) to the list of contributors. Shaun is a well-known music industry recording specialist and producer who works in LA and a well-renowned studio with a famous zebra crossing outside the premises in London.