walkinginthedreams
The Seven Trumpets of the Unanswered is a lyrical dark-fantasy song-story about a nameless man, a silent God, and the voices that answer when heaven does not.
On a storm-torn night, a broken man stands alone in an open field and dares to curse the sky. He accuses God of absence, of cruelty, of unanswered prayers that hollowed his life into ruin. When lightning strikes and consciousness slips away, he awakens not in heaven nor hell-but in an endless darkness that listens.
There, one by one, the Seven Deadly Sins come to him.
They do not arrive as monsters.
They arrive as answers.
Through song and seduction, Lust, Wrath, Pride, Greed, Envy, Gluttony, and Sloth reveal themselves-not as evils, but as comforts, philosophies, and promises. Each sin offers what God did not: pleasure, release, certainty, control, rest, fullness, identity. The man questions them. Resists them. Argues in aching verses. But despair is patient, and temptation speaks gently.
As the songs unfold, the man gives in-not all at once, but piece by piece-until every sin has claimed a part of him. When he finally wakes again in the world he once knew, he is no longer the same. What rises in his place is something colder, sharper, and terrifyingly convinced.
This is not a story about evil being chosen.
It is a story about silence, and what fills it.
A gothic morality tale told through poetic confession and haunting music, The Seven Trumpets of the Unanswered asks an unsettling question:
If God does not answer the broken... who will?
And what will it cost to listen?