■ Album Artwork | Track Listing.
■ 01 | Time Traveller

■ 02 | The Machines
■ 03 | The Vortex

■ 04 | Doors of Light
■ 05 | Lost In Time

■ 06 | Dust and Flames

■ 07 | Ghosts

■ 08 | March Of The Machines

■ 09 | Scream At The Sky

■ 10 | The Gods They Cried

■ 11 | Going Home

■ 12 | Journey's End

1 - Time Traveller
The opening of the album has our hero already in prison, himself now a time traveller, and considered a threat by the machines.. at the albums start he is trying to communicate with others throughout the prisons radio and telecommunications systems, tightly controlled by the machines. As the song plays out, we hear the machines talking..

2 - The Machines
The Machines meet every night building faster more efficient robots. They celebrate with a strange ritualistic march, having been self realised through Artificial Intelligence.The track has a strong marching beat with a robotic feel to reflect this.

3 - The Vortex
Taken a prisoner, he is interrogated by a machine, and his mind is subjected to a device called "The Vortex" which tries to de-scramble hidden information inside a humans brain.. A decoder.. The track itself has a funky stomp feel, with a building middle section in the main guitar solo part.

4 - Doors Of Light
Taken back from interrogation into a room filled with doors made of pure light. Here he meets the main machine itself, and the watchmaker, also held captive, but forced to make more watches.. Doors of light has a repetitive riff throughout, with lots of modulating chord sequences on the central guitar solo section.. as he is trying every door to escape, however the light is too bright for him to enter into one.

5 - Lost In Time
The darkest of all the tracks, I wanted to create an ominous forboding tune. Our hero is now back in his prison cell, alone in a strange world...

6 - Dust And Flames
The battle rages on into the night, as the machines take hostage many escapees from their prison, who have formed an army.
This track is based on the battle that ensues.

7 - Ghosts
The people we have left behind.. the memories we have made. All these make our hero reflect on what he misses most about home.. in his timedate.

8 - March Of The Machines
As the machines march, our hero manages to locate the watchmaker and together they build a new time travelling device. However the machines destroy every last hope of humanity winning over the machines of the future in a raging battle. Our heroe's only hope of beating them and any chance of survival himself could be back home..

9 - Scream At The Sky
The calm after the storm, he has escaped the prison, but sees the desolation and destruction that the machines have done in Earth's future timedate. This song came quickly to me, and I wanted to have something emotive and powerful that could be used over almost anything news related also that talks about war and fighting.

10 - The Gods They Cried
Without the machines to activate his time travelling watch, our hero is unable to get it working.. with the watchmaker now dead, the prison escapees dead and the exisitng rebel armies destroyed, he is the only sole human being left.. enough to make even the gods above cry out..

11 - Going Home
Finding a rebel hideout, he finds broken parts of machines laying everywhere, over a few days, he managed to get one working, and is able to activate his time travelling watch.. He is finally going home.. but what can he tell his friends, family and loved ones of the possible future they face? How can he stop it?

12 - Journey's End
At the end of most of my instrumental albums, I like to put a slow ballad, this album is no exception. Once back in his timedate, no one is convinced of the fantastical stories he tells people. The song was written to reflect peace, and calm.. Our hero may return one day, or could he even find a distant relative of the watchmaker and turn things around?