Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Named after a Gilligan's Island character, this Brooklyn rapper has quite a rugged, playful appeal. Hitting hard rhymes with aggressiv...

  At the peak of his popularity, somehow, the teenage me checked out with this record... Getting deeper into Metal and Hip-Hop, I remember b...

    Frank Klepacki , creator of the timeless Command & Conquer soundtracks that have obsessed me since playing the classic Westwood Stu...

  Following up on L.D. 50 , here is another "what could have been" record of my Nu Metal era youth. I vividly remember a close fri...

  I've had nothing but fun with this cheap and cheerful record! Following up on a massive breakout with All Killer, No Filler , the Cana...

  I just couldn't help myself. There is yet a couple more Dimmu Borgir records I desire to write about. World Misanthropy is a six tra...

  Its interesting how a legal battle incurred not only a name change but also a shift in sound and identity for this Norwegian duo. Nexus Po...

  My recent dive into the past with Infest had me thinking on their followup record Lovehatetragedy, a very Emo oriented title perhaps sign...

Another epic journey concludes as we embark on Quorthon's final works, essentially a double album that rekindles the flames of old, havi...

  In the frenzy of a musical high, scouring my archives for a sample I needed, I stumbled upon a lone MP3 obtained probably over a decade ag...

Following up on the mixed bag that was Restless , Xzibit brings a surprising amount of coherence to his forth album. Man VS Machine ha...

Recently Ive had to revisit a particularly turbulent time in my youth and now I find myself having the perfect opportunity to talk abou...

This short, twenty minute, three track demo is Hungarian Black Metal duo Forest Silence's third before landing a full length record...