Bìa Album Dark Electro Pop

Square Japanese dark electro pop album cover, cinematic and ethereal. In the center, a ghostly elegant woman stands directly in front of a glowing vending machine filled with visible canned drinks. The vending machine casts an icy blue-white backlight around her, while small red indicator lights glow on its side. She has extremely long flowing silver-lavender hair, pale skin, and an enigmatic faceless appearance with her face obscured in shadow. She wears an off-shoulder translucent [shimmering gray tulle gown] with sparkle texture, sheer draped sleeves, and ornate crystal jewelry at her neck and chest. Solemn prayer-like pose: one hand raised holding a coin near her lips, the other gently clasping her wrist. Two subtle glowing red stigmata-like cross marks appear on her wrist and hand. Setting is a rainy empty urban alley at night with wet reflective asphalt, deep blue-black shadows, soft mist, and fine film grain. High contrast palette of neon blue, silver, black, and crimson accents. Ornate vintage corner border flourishes and a thin outer framing line. Typography layout: at the top center, artist name '[AYANO YUKIMURA]' in elegant serif capitals with smaller Japanese text '[アヤノ ユキムラ]' beneath. Along the left edge, a vertical black panel containing the artist name, a vertical Japanese quote in white, and stacked genre text '[JAPANESE DARK ELECTRO POP ALBUM]'. Across the bottom center, the album title '[VENDING MACHINE STIGMATA]' in very large luminous cracked silver serif lettering across two lines with subtle star sparkles.