The Moth
The Moth finds DEVIN TOWNSEND shaping huge progressive-metal sound design, ambient space and introspective melody into a 2026 album with a clear sense of identity.

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Track List
- Semi-Prologue
- War Beyond Words
- The Moth
- Ode To My Eye
- Enter The City
- Covered By Causes
- Lexin
- Runaways
- A Proxy For God
- The Mothers
- Orion
- Stay There
- Home At Night
- Intermission
- Lexin Returns
- The Clergy
- Prepare For War
- The Big Snit
- Silver Princess
- A Life In Review
- Metamorphosis
- Stained Hearts
- Let Go
- We Don't Deserve Dogs
Liner Notes
The Moth is a 2026 album Devin Townsend has honed around the huge sonic design of progressive metal, ambient space and introspective melody. Heavy guitar, choir-like expanse and quiet space fold over one another many times, and the songs advance on an otherworldly, grand scale.
From a delicacy near a whisper to a great cry, the voice moves the record’s emotion in three dimensions and dynamically. Not only the flashy wall of sound but the very placement of space plays an important role, and a deep quiet makes the explosion that follows all the more striking. The construction is built so that, over a long time, you experience one great story. It is a record that rewards listening less for sheer volume than for the sense of layered sound opening one layer at a time, and for the moments when melody searches for light in the dark. It is a cosmic, grand album in Devin Townsend’s manner, where the lift of overwhelming scale and a deep healing coexist — a work in which his culminating world can be fully savored.