Space Jazz is an album of music composed by Scientology leader L. Ron Hubbard as a soundtrack to his science fiction novel Battlefield Earth. Performed by a band featuring prominent Scientologist and jazz fusion pioneer Chick Corea on several tracks.
This cover features a design template similar to the 1982 edition of the book (featured on the cover) which has a cover illustration by Paul Stinson.

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In 1984, the album was re-issued as Battlefield Earth, now directly referencing the book’s title. Cover art by Gerry Grace.

Packaging for cloths used to the clean the cylindrical electrodes ("cans") of a Church of Scientology E-Meter. Packaged by Golden Era Productions, the promotional wing of the church based near Hemet, California.

Divine Synchronicity is a techno-doomsday new religious movement with a syncretic faith system pulling doctrines from Heaven’s Gate, Scientology, Christianity and writings by Ray Kurzweil.

They believe that the coming human-computer singularity will provide an opportunity for late capitalist oligarchs to enslave humanity in a virtual reality, and wish to escape it by using DivSync’s faith to forge a closer relationship with technology and establish a “Divine Circuit.”

The copy used throughout the cult’s collateral is a unique language generated using Javascript, with grids and shapes being generated by tech diagrams and particle systems.

Read more about the project on Nick Sheeran’s website.