Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Emblazoned by the merits of early 90s Black Metal spiritual reincarnation, a highly anticipated Morning Star disappoints this impatient li...

I appreciate both Simz ' artistic explorations and the willingness to share these creative tangents between albums. Sadly, the four trac...

  Now accustom to Jessie's refined 70s revival, this newest installment, Superbloom, spins its wheels on autopilot. A familiar nostalgic...

  Arriving upon its origin, Sungazer 's brief debut plays like an assemble of short conceptual experiments. Brimming with a ditzy glitch...

  With unshakable identity, Shikari return on another rousing record to reflect upon our troubled times. Spouting unabashed articulate word...

Completing this triumphant trilogy of trinities, we temper tranquil trails as these three threads delve upon magical mellow moods. Wedged in...

  Further approaching the duos origin, this sophomore EP fits a snug five track format of snappy, "to the point" tracks, clocking ...

Concluding this journey on a more positive note, Hidden Mysteries houses one or two moments of esoteric magic alongside a baffling set of ex...

  What a delightful stumble upon this has been. The threesome return with another trio of classy Jazz Fusion tracks that revel and ooze with...

  Kicking off with Threshold to establish a whimsical tone, we embark upon luminous musical crossroads. The duos Jazz Fusion architecture me...

  The acute mystic tone struck on In Pursuit Of Forbidden Knowledge seems absent elsewhere in Gate Master's discography. Perhaps the le...

  Still topping my "ones to watch" list, UK Rap collective Cult Of The Damned return on auto pilot, dropping a record that mostly ...

As far as classic rappers past their prime goes, This Thing Of Ours has been reasonably entertaining. Consisting of Cypress Hill 's B-Re...

  Dear reader, you'll have to tell me if you've heard this before. I cannot shake this feeling I know the first two cuts from somewh...

As a listener for whom lyrics can often fly over ones head, it may seem ironic that my main critique of Malombra is its lack of oral presenc...