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Isis
In the Absence Of Truth
Continuing in our series of ISIS reissues, In the Absence of Truth is the band’s 2006 release, remastered by James Plotkin. The 2LP 140g vinyl is packaged in a tip-on gatefold jacket in two retail variants: Standard Black Vinyl and an Indie Exclusive Eco-Mix Red.The album expands upon the group's previous full-length, Panopticon, further exploring lead singer Aaron Turner's clean vocals (though his former techniques, which relied more on screaming and growling, are still present as well). Musically, the album is dynamic, ranging from extended musical ambience to almost tribal drumming. Isis continued their lengthy songwriting; In the Absence of Truth is Isis' longest record, at almost 65 minutes.Although the band has been defunct for over a decade, their impact on metal is still reverberating, and sales continue to make it one of Ipecac’s top artists.
Ipecac Recordings
LP
Mclusky
i sure am getting sick of this bowling alley
mclusky are a band who were a band, weren’t a band, then are a band again. they formed in the late nineties and unformed, for the first time, in 2005, after three albums, opinions of which can be found on the internet.the path to re-becoming a band started in 2014, with the band playing sporadic shows to raise money for a local venue threatened with closure and after some misadventures, which can be put down to life in its most wonderful forms, in 2025 they released their first record in twenty years, and now in 2026, they continue with more new music in the form of this 6-song mini album.the timing of this release coincides with a spring 2026 us tour, that is happening after their january aussie run and a slew of other touring from the past year spanning the entire globe. the band’s return has been met with excitement, especially from the press where places liked npr exclaimed “Progressive, weird, snotty post-punk with a real sense of humor and grandiosity. This music is just bursting with creativity” and pitchfork said “Famously explosive live, Mclusky sound just as noisy on their comeback album... Enjoy the ride.”
Ipecac Recordings
LP
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