Xisuma's Musical Journey

Browsing the depths of the metal scene, with the blink of an eye this album cover threw me back to my youthful years. Perhaps it once adorne...

  Blessed be, either in absence of, or excellence in, the solemn epics of these Forbidden Crags has scratched that itch again. Understanding...

Possibly completing some form of "leather trilogy",  Carpenter Brut returns with album three after a lengthy four year absence. A...

  I only have praise to bestow upon this glorious union of two distinct sounds I adore. Moonlight Sorcery, a fresh faced act from Finland, b...

Deep from the depths of metallic stagnation comes a rapid fire record I would have swiftly passed over if not for catching Heriot's ener...

I'd passed over journaling the last couple of  Autumn's Grey Solace releases. Years of stagnation left me with little to remark upo...

  From one  Smith to another, I couldn't help but vent my frustrations at this surprisingly bright and cheery Pop Rap album. Will assem...

Ill confess, on first impression, Petal Rock Black felt like a series of Avant-Guard Jazz experiments. This dubious outset was reinforced by...

Stepping back from the impressive Vows , this debutant record suffers a retrospect, lingering in its shadow as an inferior product. Despite ...

Here's one for the record keeping, an entry which I couldn't possibly comment on its relevancy to late 80s Jazz Fusion. As a passing...

  In our age of nostalgic recreation, here comes another classy modern Metal band turning an ear to a Nordic past. Comprised of experienced ...

  My allure to this record arrived through Midnight & Angel. With tender voice, tight electro percussion and nightly synth melodies, thi...

  Why did The Firm flop? Led by Dr. Dre 's evolving production, this Rap super-group failed to garner merit from fans and critics alike....

  It turns out that the twenty minute epic Magick Truimph was not a lone anomaly but the lead single and opening track of this fervent marc...

Stunned by its impactful predecessor  Antagonist , Apashe's debutant Renaissance lingers in a shadow yet cast, a cruder amalgamation of ...