Isis (Experimental post-metal band from Boston, USA)

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Isis (stylized as ISIS) was a Los Angeles, California-based post-metal band, founded in Boston, Massachusetts, with a career spanning from 1997 to 2010. They borrowed from and helped to evolve a sound pioneered by the likes of Neurosis and Godflesh, creating heavy music consisting of lengthy songs that focus on repetition and evolution of structure.

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Discography

Album

Year Title Artist Rating Releases
2000 Celestial Isis 4 2
2002 Oceanic Isis 5 2
2004 Panopticon Isis 5 1
2006 In the Absence of Truth Isis 4.75 4
2009 Wavering Radiant Isis 4.5 6

Album + Compilation

Year Title Artist Rating Releases
2002 The Mosquito Control EP / The Red Sea Compilation Isis 1
2010 Mosquito Control / The Red Sea / Celestial / SGNL>05 / Oceanic / Panopticon Compilation Isis 1
2012 Temporal Compilation Isis 1

Album + Live

Year Title Artist Rating Releases
2004 Live, Volume 2 Live Isis 1
2005 Live, Volume 3 Live Isis 1
2006 Live 4 Live Isis 1
2009 07.23.06 Live Isis 1
2012 Live VI Live Isis 1

Album + Remix

Year Title Artist Rating Releases
2004 Oceanic Remixes / Reinterpretations Remix Isis 2

Single

Year Title Artist Rating Releases
2008 Holy Tears Isis 1
2008 Not in Rivers, but in Drops Isis 1

EP

Year Title Artist Rating Releases
1998 Mosquito Control Isis 3 1
1999 The Red Sea Isis 3 1
1999 Sawblade Isis 2
2000 Isis / Pig Destroyer Isis / Pig Destroyer 1
2001 SGNL>05 Isis 4 3
2005 In the Fishtank, Volume 14 Isis + Aereogramme 2
2008 Holy Tears + Not in Rivers, but in Drops Isis 1
2010 Melvins / Isis Melvins / Isis 1

Live

Year Title Artist Rating Releases
2004 Live 1 Live Isis 2
— 2002-06-23: New Haven, CT, USA Live Isis 1

Remix

Year Title Artist Rating Releases
2004 Oceanic Remixes, Volume I Remix Isis 1
2004 Oceanic Remixes, Volume II Remix Isis 1
2004 Oceanic Remixes, Volume III Remix Isis 3 1
2004 Oceanic Remixes, Volume IV Remix Isis 1

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