Isis and Werewolves

By Greg Baise on Wed, May 12, 1999 at 12:00 am

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A group of Brighton-based musicians as cryptic as their name, Isis and Werewolves play in many different experimental styles, from Italian horror flick Euro-prog synth-funk to electronic pulsebeats that sound like the darker side of techno. No matter what style they explore, these sonic outsiders create some of the most interesting underground sounds around.