Prophets & The Planet

This is an album with a difference. If you’re looking for songs that grind, you’ll find them here in the title track, “The Prophets and The Planet” and “The Saints.” If you’re looking for inspirational songs, you’ll find them here in “Die Empty” and “Time Goes On”. But if hot songs are all you’re after you’re going to miss the true gems of this piece. The Prophets and The Planet is not just a collection of great songs, instead it’s one of the few concept albums of its kind. It leads those who care to follow through a deep cavern of truth and expression that stirs up broken dreams and bleeds hope for every life.
Album Theme:
“For every life there is a purpose. For most, that purpose is unclear. This album speaks to those that seek their purpose and dare to live it. Those that find the strength to become or attempt becoming, must be ready to sacrifice much, if not all. The planet will not allow you your destiny. It rejected Him before you and is set on rejecting you.
But they that commit to their destiny and endure to the end find the greatest of all treasures. True Life.”
The album is written in 3 segments, The Cave, The City, The Mountain
The Journey begins in The Cave and as Ryan tells it, it’s the place of obscurity. It’s the place where no one cares who you are or what you have to offer this planet. In the cave you get to hone your skills and prove your heart. Many people die in the cave clutching their gift in the cold dark of what could have been. On the other hand those that do leave only do so when they have proven that God can trust them with the next.
The next is The City. It is here we get our 15 minutes of fame. We get the opportunity to say and do all that God has called us to. The city is very similar to Mars Hill, everyone is listening. It is here we get to leave our life’s message. It’s here we get to magnify Him or betray Him.
And finally in The Mountain, it doesn’t matter how popular you are or how successful you are by the worlds standards. On the Mountain you get to look back and see how God took you through the caves of your life, the cities of your life and how He’s looking after you now. The mountain is the place of forgiveness, restoration and peace.

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