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Imperial
January 28th 2025


2152 Comments


Just such a monumental band and such a huge part of my early 20’s.

teamster
January 28th 2025


6456 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Hand of the host is indeed in my top 5 ISIS songs of all time.

Flashmobba
January 28th 2025


3444 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

hells yea



20 minutes, ghost key and threshold are prolly in my top 5

MTObsidian
January 28th 2025


626 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This was my second Isis album after Panopticon, but it's definitely my favorite. ITAOT comes in at a very close second. I love getting lost in this album on a relaxing evening.

normaloctagon
February 26th 2025


5237 Comments


Album gives me goosebumps

mindleviticus
February 26th 2025


10905 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Yeah this thing is incredible, it's my probably my favourite if not tied with both Panopticon and Oceanic, they're all amazing in different ways though

teamster
February 26th 2025


6456 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

It’s a 5 train!

mindleviticus
February 26th 2025


10905 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Hand of the Host and Ghost Key are handily my favourite from here, they send chills up my spine, but they're all gorgeous pieces

Demon of the Fall
February 26th 2025


38990 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

5 train (2)

really had proper love for this on my last check. It’s definitely solidly third in the ISIS pecking order but the order is hard to penetrate

teamster
March 1st 2025


6456 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

The production sets this apart from any of their other releases. I love them all but Joe Barresi made this god tier.

Demon of the Fall
March 18th 2025


38990 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

The opening run to this is sublime. The trio to start + Stone to Wake are all up there with their best material from Panopticon and Oceanic

I’m definitely gonna have to redeploy the 4.5, even under my recent “stricter guidelines”… feels good as this is A+ band territory having three such releases

Butkuiss
March 18th 2025


8745 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Threshold and 20 Minutes are pretty great songs too. I reckon this is among their best.

Hawks
Staff Reviewer
March 18th 2025


114957 Comments

Album Rating: 4.7

Absolutely is.

JohnnyoftheWell
March 18th 2025


64287 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Threshold and Ghost Key are the ISIS top 10s here, but man I love 20 Minutes

Gyromania
Contributing Reviewer
March 18th 2025


38329 Comments


Only Isis I haven't heard. Well, this and their debut, otherwise I've heard the big bois

mindleviticus
March 18th 2025


10905 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

How dude



Get on this now

mindleviticus
March 18th 2025


10905 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

It IS different from their others I would say, way more vocal presence but that just adds to the genius imo

Demon of the Fall
March 18th 2025


38990 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

So many badass riffs using keys in this. Works like a dream. Tis proper unique aye.

P.S. I were not slagging off the rest of this album I’ll av u know butt kiss

ShapeOfJizzToCum
March 18th 2025


1228 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

"Threshold and Ghost Key are the ISIS top 10s here, but man I love 20 Minutes"

big yarp.



Also every Isis is among their best. I've done the debut the least but man I was shocked by how solid it was when I finally listened to it and def need to go back to it more.



This lacks something of the weight of Oceanic/Panopticon to me and has a little bit less of a time put in vs payoff kind of feel to it, but this also has an immediacy and accessibility to it while losing none of their brilliance that I really appreciate.



Butkuiss
March 18th 2025


8745 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I appreciate how this one plays with quiet textures in loud moments and vice versa instead of the formulaic crescendocore approach they’d worn out by ITAOT



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