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Posted on January 31, 2009 - by Curvball

Recording updates from Isis

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Isis have posted another report from the studio as they work on their next album:

“Well, so far, so good! We\’re a little over half way done tracking our new record. It\’s nice to hear the songs beginning to really come together. Everyone has been doing a great job and we think it\’s all going to make for one hell of a record. Working with Joe has been a really cool experience. He has a great ear, provides a very comfortable and creative environment, and seems to really understand what we\’re after.”

The “Joe” in question is producer Joe Barresi (Queens Of The Stone Age, Clutch) and the band released “In the Absence of Truth” in 2006.

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