1-1: Iconoclast (10:51) 1-2: The End Of Innocence (5:27) 1-3: Dehumanized (6:47) 1-4: Bastards Of The Machine (4:56) 1-5: Heretic (6:24) 1-6: Children Of A Faceless God (6:20) 1-7: When All Is Lost (9:10) 2-1: Electric Messiah (6:13) 2-2: Prometheus (I Am Alive) (6:46) 2-3: Light Up The Night (5:03) 2-4: The Lords Of Chaos (6:09) 2-5: Reign In Madness (8:37)
Description:
CD & DVD set recorded live at Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, England on February 19, 2011.
"Iconoclast" is a powerful CD release by the American progressive metal band Symphony X, brought to the market by the label 2MP. The album stands out through its dense, technically sophisticated compositions that merge heavy riffs, symphonic arrangements and intricate rhythms into an intense concept work. Across its tracks, "Iconoclast" explores dark, dystopian themes and the conflict between man and machine, carried by the characteristic blend of virtuoso guitar work, complex song structures and dramatic vocal lines. The production highlights the band's precision: tight drum patterns, precise bass lines, multilayered keyboards and dynamic arrangements create a cinematic atmosphere that invites repeated listening. Fans of progressive and symphonic metal will find a rich, multi-faceted album that rewards attention to detail and reveals new nuances with every play. Symphony X, founded in New Jersey in the 1990s, are among the defining names in progressive metal and have earned an international reputation for their fusion of classical influences, powerful metal and elaborate songwriting. Over the years, they have built a loyal fanbase through technically brilliant albums and energetic live performances, becoming a strong reference point for the genre worldwide. The CD edition of "Iconoclast" by 2MP convinces with solid manufacturing quality and a focus on clear, powerful sound reproduction. 2MP is known as a label and manufacturer that aims to offer genre fans carefully curated releases with attention to audio quality and presentation, making this edition of "Iconoclast" an attractive choice for collectors and demanding listeners alike.