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Master of All - Full Album - POWER of FAITH - Christian Power Metal / New songs released 2025

ALBUM: MASTER OF ALL — A Biblical Progressive Power Metal Journey Concept Overview: Master of All is a progressive power metal epic inspired by Scripture — a fusion of musical precision, divine revelation, and human awe. It follows Christ’s journey from humility to eternity — from the dust of betrayal to the river of everlasting life. Each song is crafted in modal harmony (Lydian, Mixolydian, Dorian, Phrygian), guided by intricate riffs, evolving time signatures, and expressive dynamics. It is not merely an album; it is a pilgrimage of sound — where every note worships, every chord testifies, and every breath praises the One who reigns forever. Hosana to The Humble King (Matthew 21:1–9) The King enters Jerusalem, humble and unarmed. Galloping guitars echo the hosannas of the crowd; harmonies sway between majesty and meekness. “The King comes to you, gentle and riding on a donkey.” A prelude of divine purpose — the calm before the cross. Jesus, the Basin and the Towel (John 13:3–17) Jesus lays aside His robe and kneels. The drums slow; the guitars breathe. A tense minor progression mirrors the silence of shocked disciples. If the Master of Heaven can wash feet, then pride itself trembles. Thirty Pieces of Silver Burns (Matthew 26:14–16 / 27:3–5) The sound of silver falls into shadow. A brutal and chaotic piece built on 7/8 and 9/8 time — representing temptation, betrayal, and collapse. The bass rumbles like guilt, and the guitars grind like conscience breaking. Judas’s fall — told not with pity, but with truth. Crown of Mockery (Matthew 27:27–31) Mockery becomes coronation. The soldiers laugh, spit, and strike — percussion mimics the blows. Guitars shriek with feedback; harmonies twist in agony. Through pain, glory emerges: the thorns become the true crown of kingship. Praise! Praise The Lord (Psalm 150) Pure exaltation — the great psalm of praise transformed into fire and rhythm. The entire creation joins in: trumpets, strings, pipes, and cymbals reimagined as layers of electric guitar, synth, and percussion. A whirlwind of changing meters (3/4, 5/4, 7/8, 9/8) mirrors the heartbeat of universal worship. Every instrument, every voice, every breath exclaims: “Praise the Lord in His sanctuary! Let everything that has breath praise the Lord!” This is the sound of heaven breaking through the atmosphere — a festival of light, breath, and uncontainable joy. The Resurrection of Jesus (Luke 24:1–12) The silence of the tomb shatters. Gentle Lydian harmonies open into radiant power chords — resurrection rendered in sound. From fear to revelation, from mourning to triumph, the music rises like dawn over the empty grave. The Ascension of The Lion of Judah (Acts 1:6–11) The skies open. Christ speaks His final promise, and light consumes the horizon. Mixolydian themes ascend through harmonic layers, symbolizing His rise. The band’s dynamics swell like wind — the earth left breathless beneath His glory. A moment of triumph so vast it feels like silence at the edge of the stars. The River of Life (Revelation 22:1–21) The culmination of all revelation — a nine-minute symphonic odyssey. A river clear as crystal flows from the throne of God and of the Lamb. Twin guitars and keyboards race in unison, shifting through complex rhythms (7/8, 5/8) and divine modulations (E Lydian → A Mixolydian → C Ionian). The chorus proclaims: “Behold, He comes! The Alpha and the Omega!” The finale builds toward eternity — a final burst of glory that never resolves, only ascends. The last note — an Emaj9 — floats endlessly, as if heaven itself were breathing through the strings. Concept Summary: Master of All unites faith and technique in perfect counterpoint. It is a musical gospel — metal crafted not for rage but for reverence. Every mode, every chord, every solo is a proclamation: the King has come, the Servant has risen, and the Lamb reigns forever. “Behold, He comes — The Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End.” Every breath, every note, every heart that listens becomes part of that eternal song. #christianmetal #metalchurch #christianmusic #christianheavymetal #epicmetal #praise #hymn #worship #newgospelsongs #Christianrock For those who likes: Stryper Harmony Bloodgood Petra Theocracy Deus Metallicus Metatrone Rob Rock Resurrection Band HB Fear not Saint Narnia Guardian Skillet Whitecross InnerWish Golden Resurrection