Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Still topping my "ones to watch" list, UK Rap collective Cult Of The Damned return on auto pilot, dropping a record that mostly ...

As far as classic rappers past their prime goes, This Thing Of Ours has been reasonably entertaining. Consisting of Cypress Hill 's B-Re...

Striking while the iron is hot, French Canadian duo Angine De Poitrine drop another six Math Rock, Microtonal jams to sway you under their ...

  Труп Колдуна returns victorious with a captivating set of esoteric bedroom composer songs. Split into two distinct halves, Prophecy Of The...

Possibly completing some form of "leather trilogy",  Carpenter Brut returns with album three after a lengthy four year absence. A...

I'd passed over journaling the last couple of  Autumn's Grey Solace releases. Years of stagnation left me with little to remark upo...

Ill confess, on first impression, Petal Rock Black felt like a series of Avant-Guard Jazz experiments. This dubious outset was reinforced by...

  It turns out that the twenty minute epic Magick Truimph was not a lone anomaly but the lead single and opening track of this fervent marc...

Keeping up the impressive pace, Poppy  swiftly returns with her seventh full length album. Empty Hands is another amalgamation of Alternativ...

  Unlike Old Sorcery 's other pair of lone twenty minute forays into mystical synth-led atmospheres, Magick Triumph is not an ambient pi...