Dreams, Fears & Idols

According to the label, only 120 copies were shipped with the printed sleeve. The rest were shipped in a black paper inner. "Statement regarding the recent unfortunate Manni Dee artwork: Osiris Music UK would like to release a statement regarding the cover image to the new Manni Dee record and the resulting controversy and upset caused earlier. We were completely unaware of who the couple featured on the front sleeve were until it was brought to our attention late Friday night. Unfortunately by this stage all press had been mailed out and all physical records had been dispatched by our distributor. The image was initially chosen based on track titles such as Sister Nobody and the EP title itself referencing feminist literature. The male on the front cover was intended to look decorative and subordinate whilst the female proud and stoic; an aesthetic reversal on standardised western imagery. We in no way support, condone or wish to align ourselves with neo-nazism or the right-wing. Since realising the mistake we made the records have been recalled wherever possible and all digital artwork is in the process of being changed. We apologise for any offence caused and will ensure everything is thoroughly researched in the future."