Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Godfather of Gangster Rap and front man for the cop killing Body Count , Ice-T courts controversy with an unfiltered, unapologetic rawness...

An understated classic from the other side of Hudson River, Naughty By Nature's sophomore effort stands the test of time. Uniting radio ...

Having explored the depths of 90s Hip Hop, it can be hard for records to have an impact on these matured ears. Keen not to pass by The UMC...

  Depending on where you venture to hear this follow up to Demo I , the quality varies greatly. This fidelity mess is further muddied by its...

With the coldest wintery months of the year upon us, the isolating weather apt for a nostalgic journey into the heart of Black Metal's m...

  Here lies a classic from the early years of youthful Metal discovery that I fortuitously happened upon, a shadowy, venomous breed of dark,...

  A recent emotional plunge had me engrossed within the historical worldly sounds of Dead Can Dance again. Now armed with Spotify's mag...

  Despite having a legendary status in their own right, this cult American band had eluded me until recently. I'd seen plenty of Type O ...

  Deep into an obscure spotify playlist, I Sit On Acid immediately caught my attention with its sexually provocative intro leading into a ob...

  For the past ten days or so I've stewed over this one with repetitious intent. Songs like Thursday, Sixth Of May & Adoration ancho...

Its round two with Jim Kirkwood and sticking to these early releases has unsurprisingly yielded a similar experience to that of Middle-Earth...

Finding myself on a Symphonic Black Metal binge of late, I turned my attention to Arcturus , an old favorite. Something then caught my eye, ...

This is it! The pivot I was listening out for, a moment of change but one that surprisingly comes as a full on swing. With a touch of Doom M...

   As a precursor to another record I'll talk on tomorrow, it felt essential to lay a little groundwork with Cypress Hill's dynami...

Twilight Of The Gods represents some truly new territory as a part of my nostalgic journey. Bar a couple songs, most of the record was fres...

After a patchy decade pumping out mediocrity around one or two killer songs on each album, Queen enter the 90s with a strong shift in ...

Prior to their monumental sophomore record Dirt, Alice In Chains released this five track acoustic EP which I had previously glossed o...

When it comes to music I am somewhat of a completionist, which leads me too this disposable EP released between albums. It also means a...

I'm not new to Tool. I've been well aware of their reputation for many years but never found my way into their music. With a Do...

Revisiting records of old, Florida Death Metal outfit Atheist's sophomore record "Unquestionable Presence", a subtle oxym...