ISIS and Old Man Gloom guitarist Aaron Turner returns with SUMAC alongside bassist Brian Cook (Botch, Russian Circles) and drummer Nick Yacyshyn (Baptists) for a brand new set of heaving, free-form post-metal.
It's hard to believe it's been a decade since ISIS called it quits, but that hasn't stopped guitarist and vocalist Aaron Turner, who's been releasing solo albums and collaborations almost non-stop. Since 2014, he's been playing in post-metal trio SUMAC and continuing a few of the ideas that have been simmering since ISIS went their separate ways. "May You Be Held" is growling, technically-minded riffage, augmented with jazz, improv, noise and drone elements that flesh it into a powerful form.
The high point is the 20-minute title track that croaks from heady post-hardcore phrasing and complex, clattering drums into seismic bass rumbles and vocal gargles before landing in the drone zone. A few minutes of sloshing around and we're being shuttled into the kind of slow-mo riffage Sleep made a green-hued fever dream on "Dopesmoker". Yeah.
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ISIS and Old Man Gloom guitarist Aaron Turner returns with SUMAC alongside bassist Brian Cook (Botch, Russian Circles) and drummer Nick Yacyshyn (Baptists) for a brand new set of heaving, free-form post-metal.
It's hard to believe it's been a decade since ISIS called it quits, but that hasn't stopped guitarist and vocalist Aaron Turner, who's been releasing solo albums and collaborations almost non-stop. Since 2014, he's been playing in post-metal trio SUMAC and continuing a few of the ideas that have been simmering since ISIS went their separate ways. "May You Be Held" is growling, technically-minded riffage, augmented with jazz, improv, noise and drone elements that flesh it into a powerful form.
The high point is the 20-minute title track that croaks from heady post-hardcore phrasing and complex, clattering drums into seismic bass rumbles and vocal gargles before landing in the drone zone. A few minutes of sloshing around and we're being shuttled into the kind of slow-mo riffage Sleep made a green-hued fever dream on "Dopesmoker". Yeah.
ISIS and Old Man Gloom guitarist Aaron Turner returns with SUMAC alongside bassist Brian Cook (Botch, Russian Circles) and drummer Nick Yacyshyn (Baptists) for a brand new set of heaving, free-form post-metal.
It's hard to believe it's been a decade since ISIS called it quits, but that hasn't stopped guitarist and vocalist Aaron Turner, who's been releasing solo albums and collaborations almost non-stop. Since 2014, he's been playing in post-metal trio SUMAC and continuing a few of the ideas that have been simmering since ISIS went their separate ways. "May You Be Held" is growling, technically-minded riffage, augmented with jazz, improv, noise and drone elements that flesh it into a powerful form.
The high point is the 20-minute title track that croaks from heady post-hardcore phrasing and complex, clattering drums into seismic bass rumbles and vocal gargles before landing in the drone zone. A few minutes of sloshing around and we're being shuttled into the kind of slow-mo riffage Sleep made a green-hued fever dream on "Dopesmoker". Yeah.
ISIS and Old Man Gloom guitarist Aaron Turner returns with SUMAC alongside bassist Brian Cook (Botch, Russian Circles) and drummer Nick Yacyshyn (Baptists) for a brand new set of heaving, free-form post-metal.
It's hard to believe it's been a decade since ISIS called it quits, but that hasn't stopped guitarist and vocalist Aaron Turner, who's been releasing solo albums and collaborations almost non-stop. Since 2014, he's been playing in post-metal trio SUMAC and continuing a few of the ideas that have been simmering since ISIS went their separate ways. "May You Be Held" is growling, technically-minded riffage, augmented with jazz, improv, noise and drone elements that flesh it into a powerful form.
The high point is the 20-minute title track that croaks from heady post-hardcore phrasing and complex, clattering drums into seismic bass rumbles and vocal gargles before landing in the drone zone. A few minutes of sloshing around and we're being shuttled into the kind of slow-mo riffage Sleep made a green-hued fever dream on "Dopesmoker". Yeah.
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ISIS and Old Man Gloom guitarist Aaron Turner returns with SUMAC alongside bassist Brian Cook (Botch, Russian Circles) and drummer Nick Yacyshyn (Baptists) for a brand new set of heaving, free-form post-metal.
It's hard to believe it's been a decade since ISIS called it quits, but that hasn't stopped guitarist and vocalist Aaron Turner, who's been releasing solo albums and collaborations almost non-stop. Since 2014, he's been playing in post-metal trio SUMAC and continuing a few of the ideas that have been simmering since ISIS went their separate ways. "May You Be Held" is growling, technically-minded riffage, augmented with jazz, improv, noise and drone elements that flesh it into a powerful form.
The high point is the 20-minute title track that croaks from heady post-hardcore phrasing and complex, clattering drums into seismic bass rumbles and vocal gargles before landing in the drone zone. A few minutes of sloshing around and we're being shuttled into the kind of slow-mo riffage Sleep made a green-hued fever dream on "Dopesmoker". Yeah.
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ISIS and Old Man Gloom guitarist Aaron Turner returns with SUMAC alongside bassist Brian Cook (Botch, Russian Circles) and drummer Nick Yacyshyn (Baptists) for a brand new set of heaving, free-form post-metal.
It's hard to believe it's been a decade since ISIS called it quits, but that hasn't stopped guitarist and vocalist Aaron Turner, who's been releasing solo albums and collaborations almost non-stop. Since 2014, he's been playing in post-metal trio SUMAC and continuing a few of the ideas that have been simmering since ISIS went their separate ways. "May You Be Held" is growling, technically-minded riffage, augmented with jazz, improv, noise and drone elements that flesh it into a powerful form.
The high point is the 20-minute title track that croaks from heady post-hardcore phrasing and complex, clattering drums into seismic bass rumbles and vocal gargles before landing in the drone zone. A few minutes of sloshing around and we're being shuttled into the kind of slow-mo riffage Sleep made a green-hued fever dream on "Dopesmoker". Yeah.
Available To Order (Estimated Shipping between 1-3 Working Days)
This item is to the best of our knowledge available to us from the supplier and should ship to you within the time-frame indicated. If there are any unforeseen issues with availability we will notify you immediately
ISIS and Old Man Gloom guitarist Aaron Turner returns with SUMAC alongside bassist Brian Cook (Botch, Russian Circles) and drummer Nick Yacyshyn (Baptists) for a brand new set of heaving, free-form post-metal.
It's hard to believe it's been a decade since ISIS called it quits, but that hasn't stopped guitarist and vocalist Aaron Turner, who's been releasing solo albums and collaborations almost non-stop. Since 2014, he's been playing in post-metal trio SUMAC and continuing a few of the ideas that have been simmering since ISIS went their separate ways. "May You Be Held" is growling, technically-minded riffage, augmented with jazz, improv, noise and drone elements that flesh it into a powerful form.
The high point is the 20-minute title track that croaks from heady post-hardcore phrasing and complex, clattering drums into seismic bass rumbles and vocal gargles before landing in the drone zone. A few minutes of sloshing around and we're being shuttled into the kind of slow-mo riffage Sleep made a green-hued fever dream on "Dopesmoker". Yeah.