Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Following up on  The Life Of A Showgirl , Midnights hasn't exactly illuminated her broad appeal but perhaps such pursuits are an aimle...

My excitement for this album was met with swift shock as Polish outfit Irreversible Mechanism depart from their Symphonic Black Metal found...

  Yet to figure out the secret sauce that explains Taylor's astronomical stardom, I do hear a warming charm. Armed with a fair voice and...

By design, this was a lighter year for discoveries. Although I've been searching the seas, I've written less often. Despite that, so...

  Metal Metal Metal. Its the hard and heavy dominating this years top five. Commentary on old habits or a lack of diversity? Probably the la...

  Having been drip fed half these songs as singles leading up to release, Conflict DLC has been a swift indulgence. The other half of snappy...

  Stepping back from the metallic grungy raptures of Red Sky Mourning , Feel It All Around plays rather unsurprisingly like its natural pred...

Michigan rapper  Danny Brown returns with a highly collaborative record, spotting features to smaller artists on all but two tracks. Still ...

  French outfit Blut Aus Nord have done it again! Sixteen album's deep and still stirring curiosity within Black Metal, a scene which r...

  Returning with another slice of 00s alternative culture reimagined, this fresh five track struggles to peak the heights of  2005 but buil...

  I can't recall the last time I took to a record so swiftly. That's high praise considering my perpetual binging of its ten tracks ...

  Master of scenery sculpting, our beloved Rune Realms turns attention towards atmosphere. With this newest Tolkien inspired chapter, The Mu...

  I Initially passed on this one. Nominations for rap album of the year pulled me back in. Brothers Pusha T and Malice both share cold bloo...

Its been a while since I last checked in with Howling Giant . Turning an ear back to The Space Between Worlds , an evolution in song craft a...

  Austra  always spark a curiosity. Now in fifteen years deep, this fifth full length record lacks the surprise and originality of earlier r...