Xisuma's Musical Journey

    Having recently unearthed a modern scowling scene of Groove laden Thrash, tinged in Death and Crossover, Doomsday stuck me as pick of th...

    Hardcore veterans Stray From The Path have been at it for a couple decades now. Joining in the fun at their tenth album may leave out so...

    With a chronological step back from an adored Empathogen , Coping Mechanism shifts its fundamental appeal to serve my tastes immaculatel...

Having struck gold with Flip Phone Fantasy and Up In The Air Forever , could our Aussies from down under make it three for three? Oddworld ...

  Avoiding the pitfalls of a sophomore decline, all to common in Hip Hop, Cordae returns armed with emotive beats and hardened attitude to ...

    Conjuring echos vague echos of 80s Crossover Thrash and 90s Alternative Metal, Last Wishes play classic beat-down Hardcore with a famili...

   Its time for a fresh journey! Seems I'm late to the party on this rising act. Motionless In White were a dead turn off on first impre...

    Parody album? Absolutely! Swaying with chilled southern charm, the soft yet tightly wound voice of mild mannered cartoon character Hank ...

  Following up on a smashing debut, Hold The Girl's antidote lays in repetition as first impressions come stiffly poisoned by uncanny fa...

With Spotify turning me onto the modern Hardcore scene, these German slammers have caught my ear. A no nonsense, straight to the point, meat...

  Succeeding their stunning debut Eternal Blue , this lively three track EP stands apart with a unique embrace of dance groove rhythms and E...

  Following up on Search Of True Ascendance, this next installment amends prior folly as a cohesive set of songs maintains an enchanting, sp...

  I've become fairly accustom with a side of Floridian rapper Denzel through Spotify's artist shuffle. Tilted to my tastes, I've...

  Had I not discovered Pale Blue Dot first, I may have passed up this record. Release prior, Astrosat is milder affair, another set of Cosm...

  Despite grinding out familiar roars of disgruntled anger, this rebellious, antagonistic duo known as Wargasm, might be one of the fresher ...

  Actual Life 3 plays like an emotive snapshot of life passing by. Plainly titled in full with assumed start and ending dates, the candid se...

  Here's a release I overlooked, The Tiberian Sons ' first album re-imagining video game music within the Prog Metal format. Anthems...

  Illuminating attention with an engulfing dreary charm, Graywave, brainchild of Jess Webberley, intensifies their dense Shoegazing Ethereal...

  With an apatite for this early breed of Djent adjacent Progressive Metal, my hopeful searches of a scene rummaged through before exposed l...

  Album number five, No Thank You, is a moment for pause, a frank examination of where Little Simz currently finds herself. The brisk Londo...