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	Isis (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Isis is a Los Angeles, California-based band, commonly labeled avant garde, post-metal, post-hardcore, post-rock and experimental.
		The band finished recording their fourth album on July 9, 2006 with a tentative release date set for Halloween 2006.
		Isis have been compared to the genre of post-rock, which leans away from the traditional elements of choruses, verses, repetitive vocals, or fast/repetitive riffs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Isis_(band) (887 words)

	Isis - Satan Stole My Teddybear
		In their developmental phase, Isis was an extremely thunderous, heavy, laboring band that exorcised various demons of hardcore, sludge metal, art-rock ala` Neurosis and a good old fashioned kick in the face with a steel toed workboot.
		However, since life is not meant to be lived in entirely one idiom, Isis shows the world that they finally were mastering the art of heavy and crushing meeting the intriguing atmospheric noodling that has characterized their work for quite some time.
		Isis cannot be considered a clone of Neurosis, but rather a partner in sonic terrorism.
	www.ssmt-reviews.com /db/searchrev.php?artistID=595&showReview=true (1431 words)

	Isis lets Panopticon terrorize - Music
		The newest Isis album, Panopticon, is a conceptually rich, integral album that elucidates a new sense of direction for a band that has always experimented and moved forward.
		Perhaps Isis does manage to become both the prisoner and the guard in a circular prison, bridging gaps that they've made for themselves and dedicating so thoroughly the idea of the complete that they've walled themselves into one of the most frightening and interesting soundscapes to grace the silver side of the media.
		Isis is one of the few bands in this decade that is capable of bringing a story, an idea, a sentence and an oeuvre to life.
	www.ucdadvocate.com /media/storage/paper538/news/2004/11/17/Music/Isis-Lets.Panopticon.Terrorize-808164.shtml?norewrite200608071604&sourcedomain=www.ucdadvocate.com (530 words)

	Isis - Biography - AOL Music
		Isis is a monolithic, breathing, dense, incredibly spiritual musical experience that, while rooted in heavy metal and the punk/hardcore aesthetic, relies just as heavily on ambience, atmosphere, and tone as it does complexity, aggressiveness and raw emotion.
		Isis was formed by Hydra Head Records owner Aaron Turner, who was hoping to take the minimalism of Earth and the Melvins and combine it with the experimentalism of Godflesh, backed by the depth and power of the band's most obvious musical counterpart, Neurosis.
		In 2000, Isis produced their masterwork, the Celestial opus, which builds upon the promise of the EP releases while expanding the band's scope to include more warmth, melody, and openness than its decidedly brutal predecessors.
	music.aol.com /artist/isis/472173/biography (483 words)

	Oceanic Review \| Isis \| Reviews @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com
		The band focuses on repetition, textures and feel rather than on technical parts, and though its drone-like characteristics may not be everyone's cup of tea, make no mistake, it's a very focused record with a very clear idea about its identity.
		Of course it's also possible to search for the lyrics on the net, but even in the form provided, the lyrics are good, and provide good food for the imagination, whether based on the album concept or relating purely to your own ideas.
		Isis owe some of their sound to more doom-oriented and heavier Neurosis, as well as Godflesh.
	www.ultimate-guitar.com /reviews/compact_discs/isis/oceanic (619 words)

	Isis
		With the third album came a third line-up of band members and a decidedly different approach to the music as it was produced by the "1,2,3" man - Len Barry and took on a sound that was more fitting with the times - perhaps not as compelling as the first album but quality fare nonetheless.
		ISIS was a self-contained band, writing and performing original material and playing every note of it themselves.
		The underlying point was that the band was "different." Good different or bad different hardly mattered, ISIS was made up of women and that became the story, with their music made a secondary consideration.
	www.itsaboutmusic.com /isis.html (1518 words)

	Red Sparowes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The resulting sound is in the vein of guitarist Bryant Clifford Meyer and Jeff Caxide's band Isis, Chicago post-rock/metal outfit Pelican, and New Zealand post-rock band Jakob.
		The band did a successful headlining tour of Europe in spring 2005, and participated in an American tour in August/September 2005 with Pelican, Big Business and Breather Resist.
		As of February 2006, the band has finished recording their follow up to At the Soundless Dawn, Every Red Heart Shines Toward The Red Sun, which will be released on CD by Neurot Recordings, and LP by Robotic Empire in September 2006 [1].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Red_Sparowes (487 words)

	The Gauntlet :: Isis - Heavy Metal - Buddy Icons - Isis Videos - Isis Ringtones - mp3s - Tabs - Wallpaper - lyrics
		ISIS was formed in the fall of 1997 by guitarist/vocalist Aaron Turner (ex-Unionsuit), bassist Jeff Caxide (ex-Cable) and drummer Aaron Harris (Loga), with the addition of Chris Mereschuk on electronics and vocals.
		Winter '98/'99 sees ISIS preparing for the release of a new mini-CD (on Second Nature) as well as a split 7" with Cavity (on Hydra Head) and a compilation appearance on the infamous Black Sabbath tribute, In These Black Days.
		ISIS has returned home to begin writing material for their upcoming full length, tentatively titled Celestial.
	www.thegauntlet.com /bio/224/Isis.html (477 words)

	Isis - Oceanic Review - sputnikmusic
		The band layer different types of sounds into their music to create the thick signature sound that is their own.
		Isis formed in 1997 and released their brilliant full length debut album in the year 2000, "Celestial".
		Musically, Isis are a brilliant band and without the level of skill that the band have on their instruments, "Oceanic" would most likely fall flat on it's face.
	www.sputnikmusic.com /album.php?reviewid=1353&ref=mx (1079 words)

	* Dusted Reviews - Isis *
		Isis rein in their chaos skillfully, applying just the right punch of volume at just the right moment, swelling and fading and swelling again to explosion with formidable discipline.
		Whereas eight-minute-plus songs are nothing new for the band, the strongest tracks, like "So Did We" and "In Fiction," are more focused on building toward a central climax, underscoring their power by foreshadowing it more often than flexing it.
		Isis are sophisticated, but they play with the conviction necessary to trim away the excess pretentiousness.
	www.dustedmagazine.com /reviews/1799 (659 words)

	PopMatters Music Interview \| Signal Fills the Void: An Interview with Mike Gallagher of Isis
		Isis began as a sonic experiment in Boston in 1997.
		Isis continued evolving on 2002's Oceanic, which explored female vocals and themes of drowning, and 2004's Panopticon, a stunning sonic treatise on surveillance and observation.
		The official stance is [that] we're not a political band, but talk to any of us individually, and we'll probably bend your ear pretty hard about how we feel about certain issues.
	www.popmatters.com /music/interviews/isis-060522.shtml (1667 words)

	Isis - SGNL>05 - Review - Stylus Magazine
		Isis, in the American music scene, is a much-loved heavy metal band- an extremely, superbly, mind-blowingly heavy metal band.
		The various atmospheres that Isis constructs within their music capably demonstrate both sheer aggression and the resulting catharsis with equal impact, and with such intensity as to border on a spiritual listening experience.
		The Isis experience was at its apex with their 2001 release Celestial, which featured, for the first time, elements of ambience and electronics in addition to the pummeling mechanical catastrophe of the guitars and vocals.
	www.stylusmagazine.com /reviews/isis/sgnl05.htm (779 words)

	Isis - Oceanic, Panopticon Review
		While fans of Megadeth or Testament may not take quickly to the ebb and flow of bands such as Isis, is not the point.
		Isis does take time to grow on you but given time you will fall for this style of metal if you like any at all.
		Isis is a band that is so heavy but easily listenable with its great building guitar walls and harsh vocals.
	www.musicemissions.com /display_review.php?id=1641 (449 words)

	PunkROCKS.net CD Review - Isis - Panopticon
		Those who have been fans of Isis for a while I am sure are noticing the bands gradual descent towards a slower more ambient sound.
		Isis makes up for it though with I feel some of the best guitar work the band has showcased yet.
		Isis has continued to stay consistent with their material, and I can’t find one complaint about this album.
	www.punkrocks.net /display_review.php?id=920 (415 words)

	Isis // Bands // Lambgoat
		Led by the core group of Aaron Turner, Jeff Caxide, and Aaron Harris, the band recorded a demo tape in 1998, which was released on Turner's own Hydrahead Records.
		With a growing fanbase and a number of tours with well-renowned hardcore acts, ISIS would release a second EP, entitled 'The Red Sea' on Second Nature Recordings, which included several new tracks and the band's demo recordings.
		Drawing comparisons to Neurosis and Godflesh, but unique in its own right, ISIS is a visual and sonic experience of sludgy metal, noise, electronics, and ambience that must be heard to understand.
	www.lambgoat.com /bands/view.aspx?id=136 (137 words)

	village voice > music > Isis' Panopticon by Erik Davis
		Unlike the nu-metal brats, though, Isis know that staying true to the essential economy of hardcore does not mean you can't go for the Big Picture, either in expansive sound, absurd song length (average here is eight minutes), or ambitious thematic concept.
		Isis deserve their name, in other words, because they have achieved a genuinely epic sound, not by aping Scandinavian fl metal, but by melting down their own peculiar influences—including, most importantly, the dread commotions of their pals Neurosis—into a modern American hammer of the gods.
		Because while the band's riffs are sludgerific, their greatness now turns as much on the softer stuff: layered, pensive, and sometimes downright pretty passages whose mellowness is not, in that tried-and-true metal formula, simply a palette cleanser for monster chords.
	www.villagevoice.com /music/0452,davis,59584,22.html (425 words)

	BNR Metal Pages -- Isis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Isis is the band led by Aaron Turner, who himself is the main man behind Hydrahead Records.
		Like Neurosis, Isis understands the value of quiet and subtlety, how the most intense moments are made all the more so by surrounding them with sparse moments.
		Isis is one of the most interesting bands to emerge in some time, and while Neurosis fans will unquestionably enjoy them, anyone else looking for a unique take on atmospheric extreme music would do well to check these guys out.
	www.bnrmetal.com /groups/isis.htm (193 words)

	Band Info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		FMW - Of the thash and hardcore bands I've so far seen in the area, this lot has got to be one of the most enjoyable in a live setting.
		Not a band you dance to, this is a band with similarities to acts such as Coldplay - you listen and absorb a truly excellent set of songs - 2006 could well be their year!!
		Complete with a sense of humour that endears their potent brew of addictive indie-punk with blazing guitar riffs to anyone hearing them, this is a band that is gauranted to leave a smile on your face as you rock 'n' roll your way through an intense wave of smokin' songs and solid playing.
	www.deadearnest.btinternet.co.uk /bandinfo.htm (1580 words)

	Mars Odyssey THEMIS Geometry Processing With ISIS
		This reads an IR file that is the output of "thm2isis" and produces a cube in which all the bands have been registered in a map projection.
		This reads a VIS file that is the output of "thm2isis" and produces a cube in which all the bands have been registered in a map projection.
		However, even though the bands are spatially registered, the other geometry values will not be exactly correct for the other bands (because they observe a given point on the ground at different times).
	isis.astrogeology.usgs.gov /Isis2/isis-bin/themis_processing.cgi (5502 words)

	ISIS - -
		He has always been a friend of the band and when it came to hiring a bassist he was an easy choice.
		He is the main organiser of the band when it comes to practices etc and was one of the mighty orgianal two.
		Finally there is Tom Sharratt, he blesses the band with his skills on the drums but also lays down some percussion on some of the tracks.
	www.freewebs.com /isis05/theband.htm (200 words)

	Isis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Without question, their crushing, chugging two-guitar violence qualifies them as a powerful grindcore outfit, but Isis brings a lot more to the table: hypnotic, repetitious guitar-and-electronics asides, cold, gothic ambient textures, and ominous, curiously baroque bridges.
		Isis was an ancient Egyptian goddess revered as a symbol of fertility, a giver of life.
		Isis quickly earned the favor of such alternative metal giants as Dillinger Escape Plan, Soilent Green, and.
	www.epitonic.com /artists/isis.html (243 words)

	MTV News - Tool Opening Act Isis Say They're Ready To Be Booed By Meatheads
		Isis — who got together more than eight years ago — are a monstrous, thick and spiritual assemblage of musical experimentalists whose sound contains elements of heavy metal, punk and hardcore.
		While on the road with Tool, Isis will be promoting a pair of new releases: the band's debut DVD, "Clearing the Eye," which will be in stores September 26, and In the Absence of Truth, the follow-up to 2004's Panopticon, slated for release this Halloween.
		Turner said Isis also plan to travel to Japan and Australia for some live dates and are working on organizing a U.S. headlining run for either late fall or early 2007.
	www.mtv.com /news/articles/1539033/20060821/isis.jhtml?headlines=true&rsspartner=rssMozilla (1139 words)

	ISIS interview // Features // Lambgoat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Aaron: We all still listen to heavy shit, and ISIS is, without question, still a heavy band, but, I mean, after a while you just get tired of the fucking constant grinding barrage.
		I mean, what’s the point of going to see the band if they sound exactly the same as they do on the record.
		And, I think people need to know that ISIS is going to be different every time we do a record and not to ever get too attached to one idea of what the band is or isn’t.
	www.lambgoat.com /features/articles/isis.asp (4042 words)

	Night After Night: Mighty Isis. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		His instrument is also the loudest element in the band's live mix; Caxide's lowest notes liquefy whatever it was you had for dinner.
		Throughout its set, Isis yoked the horsepower of heavy metal to the clockwork precision of industrial music, oiled with a doomy viscosity.
		Even so, the band's undeniable complexity is surprisingly understated; its songs tend to feel as elemental and inevitable as tides and seasons.
	nightafternight.blogs.com /night_after_night/2006/05/mighty_isis.html (711 words)

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