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Devin Townsend - The Moth (Jewel Case) (CD) (UK Import)
Devin Townsend - The Moth (Jewel Case) (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Devin Townsend
- Label
- Inside Out Music
- Cat No
- IOM768
- Released
- 2026
- Pressing
- Europe
- Styles
- Progressive Metal, Prog Rock, Symphonic Rock
EAN/UPC - 0199584193724
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Prog rock and Rock
Devin Townsend — The Moth
Format: CD • Label: Inside Out Music (IOM768) • Released: 2026 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Progressive Metal, Prog Rock, Symphonic Rock
Tracklist:
1. Semi-prologue
2. War Beyond Words
3. The Moth
4. Ode to my Eye
5. Enter the City
6. Covered by Causes
7. Lexin
8. Runaways
9. A Proxy for God
10. The Mothers
11. Orion
12. Stay There
13. Home at Night
14. Intermission
15. Lexin Returns
16. The Clergy
17. Prepare for War
18. The Big Snit
19. Silver Princess
20. A Life in Review
21. Metamorphosis
22. Stained Hearts
23. Let Go
24. We Don't Deserve Dogs
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
After releasing 4 studio albums and 1 live album under the name Devin Townsend (Ocean Machine Biomech, Infinity, the live album Official Bootleg, Physicist, and Terria), Devin changed the band name to The Devin Townsend Band to reflect his first stable lineup of backing musicians. Releasing 2 albums under that band name (Accelerated Evolution and Synchestra) and 3 side albums under the Devin Townsend name (Devlab, The Hummer, and the comedic concept album Ziltoid The Omniscient) he eventually announced Ziltoid might be his final album. He came back 2 years later with a new band name Devin Townsend Project and the start of a 4 album cycle (Ki, Addicted!, Deconstruction, and Ghost) which were released 2009-2011. Following this up with 4 more albums (Epicloud, Z2/Dark Matters (a Ziltoid sequel), Sky Blue, and Transcendence), he announced in 2018 that he would be dropping the Devin Townsend Project band name. 2019's release (Empath) saw him once more using the band name Devin Townsend.
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