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2008 studio album by Heaven Shall Burn
Iconoclast (Part 1: The Final Resistance) studio album by the German extreme metal band Heaven Shall Burn . The album was released in Europe on 28 January 2008, followed by an American release on 5 February 2008; both dates through Century Media Records .
The album entered the German Media Control chart at No. 21.
Standard Edition CD Title Writer(s) 1. "Awoken" (Intro) Ólafur Arnalds 1:29 2. "Endzeit" 4:18 3. "Like a Thousand Suns" 3:46 4. "Murderers of all Murderers" 3:55 5. "Forlorn Skies" 4:51 6. "A Dying Ember" 6:57 7. "Joel" 5:03 8. "A Quest for Resistance" 4:51 9. "Black Tears" (Edge of Sanity cover) Dan Swanö 3:06 10. "The Bombs of My Saviours" 4:22 11. "Against All Lies" 5:08 12. "The Disease" 2:46 13. "Equinox" Arnalds 3:10 14. "Atonement" (Instrumental) 4:35 Total length: 58:09
Japanese Bonus Tracks Title 15. "No One Will Shed a Tear" 4:41 16. "Downfall of Christ" (Merauder cover) 3:10 Total length: 66:00
Live at: Wacken Open Air 2007 Title 1. "Echoes" (Intro) 1:26 2. "The Weapon They Fear" 3:50 3. "The Only Truth" 4:27 4. "Counterweight" 4:52 5. "Profane Believers" 4:38 6. "The Seventh Cross" 5:22 7. "Voice of the Voiceless" 6:08 8. "Behind a Wall of Silence" 5:20 9. "mybestfriends.com" 5:05 10. "No One Will Shed a Tear" 5:06 11. "Counterweight" (musicvideo) 4:30 Total length: 50:44
Production and performance credits are adapted from the album liner notes.
Heaven Shall Burn Production
Additional musicians Patrick W. Engel – additional vocals on "Endzeit", additional guitar, bass
Ólafur Arnalds – piano on "Awoken" and "Equinox"Margrét Soffia Einarsdóttir – violin on "Awoken" and "Equinox"
Una Pétursdóffir – violin on "Awoken" and "Equinox"
Arndis Hulda Audunsdóffir – viola on "Awoken" and "Equinox"
Thordur Gudmundur Herrmannson – cello on "Awoken" and "Equinox"
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