Xisuma's Musical Journey

Completing this triumphant trilogy of trinities, we temper tranquil trails as these three threads delve upon magical mellow moods. Wedged in...

  What a delightful stumble upon this has been. The threesome return with another trio of classy Jazz Fusion tracks that revel and ooze with...

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

  Dear reader, you'll have to tell me if you've heard this before. I cannot shake this feeling I know the first two cuts from somewh...

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

  Why did The Firm flop? Led by Dr. Dre 's evolving production, this Rap super-group failed to garner merit from fans and critics alike....

  Following up on  The Life Of A Showgirl , Midnights hasn't exactly illuminated her broad appeal but perhaps such pursuits are an aimle...

  A lengthy five years on from The Slow Rush , Kevin returns armed with the charm of his voice and a lack of direction. Gone is the defining...

  Despite the shoddy stark presentation and tacky musical quirks reeking of "low effort", my time with Eternal Prisoner has taught...

  Competing with a slew of low effort bedroom producers, this stark cover art aesthetic suggested such presumptions, the phoned in part at l...

 Potentially saturating my own Enya experience, Amarantine has struck me as a step backwards for such an esteemed, visionary artist. Held a...

Album number three, Le Roi Est Mort, Vive Le Roi! arrives an amorphus evolution of previous ideas. The prior potiency of Worldbeat dimishes ...

Where once a clear vision of anarchic rebellion stood fulled by societal frustrations and obligatory anger, Ho99o9 have descended into an e...

Previously released only under the physical medium of cassette, one can now indulge in what I presume are leftovers of old, given its simila...

Catching my ear with their easy sways between scruffy Grunge chorus riffs and melodic Shoegaze tinged verses, Fantasy served as an intriguin...

   Spinning out another web of shadowy shoe-gazing extremity, Deafheaven return from the captivating Infinite Granite with renewed spite. ...

   With lowly expectation, I tentatively picked up this fresh three track from a once adorned Oscillotron . Still rocked by the horrors of a...

  My introduction to Trevor Something was through his distinct covers of classic songs ranging from 80s Synthpop ear-bugs to 90s Alternativ...

  Still charmed by Krusseldorf's curious demeanor, we venture further down the rabbit hole. Cloud Songs' titling nods to its lofty a...

     Leaning hard into their distinct jilted abrasion, experimental Hip Hip trio Clipping return armed with an arsenal of rapid fire razor ...