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Everyone Everything Everywhere Ends
Rock · 2014 · 24 tracks · 1h 37m

Everyone Everything Everywhere Ends

Ikon

A sprawling, 24-track descent into Australian gothic rock. Melodic bass leads and resonant baritone vocals define this shadowy, reverb-soaked meditation on finality.

July 7, 2014 · Nile Records Australia

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A dignified and melodic descent into darkness that feels both expansive and deeply personal.

Tracklist · 24 Tracks · 1h 37m
01
The End Shall Come
1:30
02
Rise and Fall
4:16
03
Blood of Love
4:09
04
The Cruel
3:55
05
Symbols of Tomorrow
4:00
06
Misfortune
3:39
07
Rising Sun
3:38
08
Once Upon a Time
4:43
09
Stolen
4:40
10
I Burn for You
3:44
11
Black Noise
4:17
12
The Last Song
6:15
13
Rise and Fall (instrumental version)
4:17
14
The Explorer
4:02
15
Blood of Love (alternate version)
4:10
16
I Burn for You (alternate version)
3:44
17
Rising Sun (alternate version)
3:39
18
Predator
4:28
19
Sometimes I Hear Voices
3:51
20
Misfortune (demo)
3:39
21
The Last Song (acoustic demo)
5:02
22
Desolation
3:32
23
The Cruel (demo)
3:46
24
Voyager
4:12
Moments Worth Listening For
The transition from the brief, ominous intro into the driving, bass-heavy momentum of Rise and Fall.
The skeletal, stripped-back vulnerability of the acoustic demo for The Last Song which reveals the track's core grief.
The way the shimmering, chorus-laden guitars on Blood of Love create a sense of vast, empty space.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Everyone Everything Everywhere Ends sound next to the rest of Ikon's catalogue?

Death Mortality+1.3σ

The writing leans notably further into death mortality than the rest of the catalogue.

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