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Before the firmament breathed life into legend, man was alone, watching the skies. After the heavens returned man’s gaze, all were fearful, fleeing that which was long sought. Revelation, destruction, and rebirth – a cycle exposed in noble fashion, with light coloring the air in crimson-red hues. It was an unheard of omen bearing unknown consequences. As kingdoms rose, empires fell, and the gods were blamed. Such became normal on Atmos, where the line between reality and dreams had long been blurred.

This is the story of Atmos’s northern continent, just before a period of hardship. An unusual time of peace was preserved despite a bloody history, yet hidden forces rebel against it, vying for power during a critical time of change. As one boy would come to understand, few would be safe from what was to come.

In a new world, the center of mankind's greatest civilization holds an indispensable gift known as the Dream Engine. This machine holds the records of old in the form of visions that can be shared directly with anyone. All chronicled events can be viewed by anyone who wishes it, but a problem has occurred. The Dream Engine now forces these visions onto people, inserting fragments of antiquity into the dreams of many. Every bestowed experience then disappears from record as if it never existed. Panic ensues, as the valued history of man slips through the fingers of every dreamer in the vicinity. All are encouraged to document and submit what they witness, but the accounts are messy, and an even greater issue has emerged. Within the Dream Engine, there is evidence of sabotage.

Third Album Released

Arthur Hill

Jan 25

1 min read

After sorting out the difficulties I had with the distributor (much help to the people from their support page), I was finally able to release Omen of the Ancient, Vol. III: A Way Forward. This album has gone through a name change and has also gained a more relevant album cover (which looks much better anyway). So far, the album has appeared on Spotify and Apple Music, and should appear on YouTube Music along with some other distributors in the coming days.

The website has also been updated so that the music can be streamed and purchased here. I also included a sneak peek at the first Plight of the Gods album, since the album art was finalized a few weeks ago. I am still updating the music for this album, though many of the songs are already completed. If I'm lucky, I could release this music in a few weeks, but I honestly doubt it will be that soon.

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