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    The Moshville Times – Devin Townsend details new double-single Prepare For War / The Big Snit


    Canadian progressive metal polymath Devin Townsend has unveiled a blistering new double-single, “Prepare For War / The Big Snit.” The release serves as the latest cinematic preview from his highly anticipated orchestral-metal opus, The Moth, which is set to drop on 29th May 2026 via InsideOutMusic.

    An album over a decade in the making, the monumental project moved from a concept to reality six years ago following a collaboration offer from the head of the North Netherlands Orchestra and Choir. Written and recorded alongside a massive collective of musicians – including long-time collaborators Darby Todd, Mike Keneally, James Leach, and legendary guest icons like Steve Vai and Anneke van Giersbergen – the new double-single functions as a vivid “soundtrack for an unmade movie.” Musically, it acts as a heavy metal nod to a classic Canadian National Film Board animated short Townsend grew up watching, exploring intense themes of internal struggle and eventual personal awakening.

    The studio arrival of The Moth perfectly aligns with Townsend’s highly anticipated return to the stage. He will embark on a comprehensive 10-date “Metamorphosis” solo tour across the UK this autumn, delivering rare, intimate, and career-spanning acoustic and electric performances across over 30 studio albums.

    We previously tracked his live touring announcements when he originally revealed the details of his Metamorphosis solo UK tour earlier this month.

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    The Moth track listing:

    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

    Metamorphosis UK Solo Tour Dates 2026:

    • 1st Sep – Birmingham, Glee Club
    • 2nd Sep – Bath, Komedia
    • 3rd Sep – Southampton, 1865
    • 4th Sep – Exeter, Phoenix
    • 6th Sep – London, Union Chapel
    • 1st Oct – Brighton, Old Market
    • 2nd Oct – Cardiff, The Gate
    • 4th Oct – Glasgow, Oran Mor
    • 5th Oct – Manchester, RNCM
    • 6th Oct – Leeds, Howard Assembly Rooms

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