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Glamour and Damage mock cover was revealed. It was decided that Walton's "Damaged Wallpaper" images would be used for the album. The art is in keeping with the album theme and underwent several changes before the final cover was revealed on Brucknell's Pledge Music campaign page.<br> "“The cover features a very glamorous Kitty backed by a damaged and grungy wallpaper, bringing together the Glamour and Damage. We really wanted to create an iconic image”" says Walton. Bonus Tracks <br> "Both physical and digital editions of the album feature two bonus tracks:<br>" 11. Titanium In The Sky (Fan Mashup Mix)<br> 12. Glitter In The