Xisuma's Musical Journey

  From the outset The Fear Of Fear expresses itself as a heavier incarnation, casting aside the delicate yet persuasive balance of intricate...

  Disbanded not long after, Mnemesis is the Danish outfits final chapter. Initially Bideau's expanded vocal range caught my attention, f...

  With a swift and sudden departure from their prior Jungle Synth effort, Ziggurath pivots again. Now venturing on a chilly expedition, Tru...

  A long overdue followup on No Way Out , I've finally picked up Harlem World, Mase's solo debut. He'd made a soft impression, a...

  Still one to follow for her creative ensemble of pop sensibilities and abrasive tones, Poppy returns with a similar set of mashed up soun...

  Still one to check in with, City Morgue return recycling a familiar flavor of feisty aggression. Fusing Trap with Horrorcore and touches ...

  As the last of Janelle Monáe 's offerings, Dirty Computer signifies a departure from its established android protagonist narrative. Wh...

  $uicideboy$ rock a rapid release schedule that signifies a different approach to distribution. Since 2014 over forty or so EPs and mixtape...

  Here's one for my youth! Loud Rocks is a Hip Hop & Metal crossover record I'm somewhat flabbergasted to have not discovered ye...

If mid 80's Hip Hop with its clunky grooves, fun but dated rhyming tropes is your niche, then You Can't Stop The Bum Rush might just...

  Where this journey ends, others shall begin. Having occupied a fair portion of my auditory real estate, I've come conclude there is li...

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

    Despite being released beyond the swift decline of Nu Metal's popularity, Lost And Found stands as the groups best selling album, ch...

Unlike the exploratory oddity predecessor Bites , Skinny Puppy's sophomore reeks of conceptualization. In presentation, aesthetic and an...

  With a lyric plucked from Absolute Sole Right as its title, Dust Of Cold Memories accompanies the recent Remixed & Remastered celebra...

 With wounds still fresh, Brockhampton supposedly returns from their recent post Roadrunner breakup. In less than a calendar year, this re...

  With the huge springboard of viral success from last years To The Hellfire single, Lorna Shore have ample opportunity to stake claim in M...

  On their third outing with the classic lineup, a firm end to metallic components is all to apparent, The Gathering drop both song style a...

  Obnoxious rhythmic fluctuations take lead, the Saxophone sits central, a lone expressive voice articulating simple expressions over a surr...

   "Father of toxic gas and chemical warfare", no surprises here, more plain faced descriptions and tunefully cheesy lyrics. Sabat...