I’m a Christian artist creating full-length concept albums that blend vocal and instrumental tracks—albums that confront evil, wrestle with pain, and exalt Christ without compromise.
The style’s a fusion of orchestral, metal, blues, cinematic, and progressive rock—but the focus is always the message: spiritual warfare, survival, redemption, and truth. This isn’t safe, radio-friendly Christian music. It’s raw, honest, and born out of real suffering and deep conviction.
One of my biggest projects is a series called Inhumanity’s Black Flame—a multi-album, narrative-driven musical journey through the Holocaust. It's not just instrumentals. It includes vocals, spoken word, cinematic passages, and prophetic lament. Other albums deal with addiction, grief, spiritual trauma, and resurrection from ruin.
I’m posting here because I want to know—
Is anyone else doing this kind of thing?
Or interested in it?
Have you ever felt like Christian art plays it too safe? Like it avoids the very battles we’re supposed to fight?
I’m open to questions, critique, discussion, connection. If you’re into bold faith-driven music that doesn’t avoid the dark but speaks Christ into it—I’d love to hear from you.
The style’s a fusion of orchestral, metal, blues, cinematic, and progressive rock—but the focus is always the message: spiritual warfare, survival, redemption, and truth. This isn’t safe, radio-friendly Christian music. It’s raw, honest, and born out of real suffering and deep conviction.
One of my biggest projects is a series called Inhumanity’s Black Flame—a multi-album, narrative-driven musical journey through the Holocaust. It's not just instrumentals. It includes vocals, spoken word, cinematic passages, and prophetic lament. Other albums deal with addiction, grief, spiritual trauma, and resurrection from ruin.
I’m posting here because I want to know—
Is anyone else doing this kind of thing?
Or interested in it?
Have you ever felt like Christian art plays it too safe? Like it avoids the very battles we’re supposed to fight?
I’m open to questions, critique, discussion, connection. If you’re into bold faith-driven music that doesn’t avoid the dark but speaks Christ into it—I’d love to hear from you.
