2010 release from keyboard player and composer Nick Magnus, formerly with the Enid, although he is perhaps best known for his 11 year collaboration with ex-Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett. Many guest artists who contributed to the success of his 2004 album Hexameron have lent their talents to Children of Another God. Once again, the lyricist is Dick Foster. A strong narrative and music of cinematic breadth and intensity make Children of Another God a concept album that will appeal to any lover of symphonic Progressive Rock.

Children Of Another God is a concept album about the conflict between uniformity and diversity. Magnus explain that it was Darwin's idea that diversity is the factor for survival. While uniformity creates power it is only diversity that brings progress. The main subject of the album is the battle between these extremes. Says Magnus: "Trying to make people all the same (in other words, forcing the idea of 'normality' on society) is not A Good Thing. Diversity, on the other hand, is a very positive Darwinian idea - adapt and change to flourish and survive. Uniformity can be very beautiful (flocks of birds and shoals of fish all moving as one) but it is often very negative (Nazis, football hooligans, cults and religious fanatics). The album attempts to illustrate this with a story, following one character who is assimilated into a uniform group of ten others, and what becomes of them."