Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Stylized as VIVIsectVI, this fourth machination of darkly Industrial and sporadic electro tones is one I vaguely remember from over twenty...

To compliment yesterdays The Ultimate Sin , a dive into classic Heavy Metal, I thought I'd pick out another personal favorite. Again it ...

  Arriving at our 13th installment in the Cocteau Twins journey, fatigue comes to mind with a full length record that is both pleasant and ...

I was looking for some contrast in Bolt Thrower 's sound and I've certainly found here on In Battle There Is No Law. It is the group...

   And now for the album where it all started for me... One of my first Black Metal records, Emperor 's almighty and majestic In The N...

The magic of shuffle kicks off another journey as a track other than Cult Of Personality plays and captivates my attention. Its the per...

American composer Steve Roach's third major release, Dreamtime Return, has been lavished with praise, finding its way onto many e...

I'd never had much luck getting into the Misfits and if it wasn't for Rick Rubin's involvement producing this record Id pro...

I fancied getting a little "old skool" with my Metal music and browsing through some online top lists this 1988 "classic...

Continuing our journey through the fifteen full length Killing Joke albums we arrive at their seventh and undoubtedly their worst rece...

Following up on the riveting " Aion " we take a step back to Australian duo Dead Can Dance's forth record released two ye...

Just about everything that can be said about this records immense impact on Rap and music has already been said. It set Hip Hop on a ne...

Ministry are a big and influential Industrial Metal group who formed originally as a New Wave duo in the mid 80s, but found themselves ...

"Hey mum, whats for dinner? Go up you nose and pick a winner!" If ever you wanted to set the tone and let people know not to ...