Ikon, Destroying the World to Save it - 1h 16m 50s

Tracks & Durations

1. Never Forgive! Never Forge	5:10
2. The Dying Crown	4:31
3. Without Shadows	4:10
4. God Has Fallen from the Sky	3:52
5. Psychic Vampire	3:55
6. Father of Lies	4:25
7. Ashes of Blue	3:43
8. Rome	4:56
9. My Crucible	4:12
10. Heresy	4:06
11. Slaughter(For the Glory of Christ and the King)	4:55
12. Path of the Unknown	5:12
13. The Black Goat of Judas	5:09
14. Without Shadows(Acoustic Version)	4:24
15. Path of the Unknown(Clifford Vocals)	4:57
16. The Black Goat of Judas(Original Version)	4:39
17. Heresy&Original Demo Version)	4:24

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Review

Australia's premier Gothic/Darkwave act returns. Hot on the heels of a successful EP (''Psychic Vampire''), IKON brings forth their first full-length album since 2001. ''Destroying the World to Save It'' offers thirteen tracks which showcase intricate and creative songwriting, and offer a refreshing sound for the band. Many of the tracks on this release will certainly please existing IKON followers, whereas others could be a Darkwave hit in any modern Goth club. ''Destroying the World to Save It'', with its dark melodies and moody guitars, will please those who yearn for a sound once made popular by artists such as JOY DIVISION, THE CURE, DEATH IN JUNE, and more. As a special treat, a hidden code found inside the booklet gives access to five extra tracks accessible on the Static Sky Records website.

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Destroying the World to Save it

Tracks: 14 (-3 tracks), Disk length: 1h 2m 31s (-15m 41s)

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