Recording Notes
- Several of the tracks on this album deal with self-empowerment and personal struggle against adversity.
- The track "Epilogue" is a heavily-distorted instrumental version of the Australian national anthem Advance Australia Fair.
- "Under the Cross" is about the battle of the Eureka Stockade, a gold miner's uprising on the Victorian goldfields in 1854.
- "The Art of War" was inspired by Sun Tzu's ancient treatise on the military and warfare, The Art of War.
- "Tarranno del Mar" is about a demonic pirate. The title translates as "Terror of the Seas". Lord Tim's post-Dungeon band Lord recorded a sequel in 2010 that was released as the title track of the EP "Return of the Tyrant".
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