Xisuma's Musical Journey

Returning on an EP, modern Prog Metal titans Haken bestow a gorgeous run of five tracks to compliment one another like a single entity. Ton...

This musical traveller is always keen to unearth hidden gems. Debut extended play The Grand Psychotic Castle is almost such a blasphemous tr...

  Stepping back from the exciting discovery of Irradiant , we unsurprisingly encounter perceived familiarities of the musical journey. Decre...

  Has it been a minute since I precariously enjoyed some good old disgusting slam? Or do the fresh faced PeelingFlesh have an ace up their s...

  Trollslayer! Another anonymous bedroom composer with high output. A possible deterrent in a niche scene sloshing in low effort records. De...

  Now accustom to Jessie's refined 70s revival, this newest installment, Superbloom, spins its wheels on autopilot. A familiar nostalgic...

  Arriving upon its origin, Sungazer 's brief debut plays like an assemble of short conceptual experiments. Brimming with a ditzy glitch...

  Further approaching the duos origin, this sophomore EP fits a snug five track format of snappy, "to the point" tracks, clocking ...

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

As a listener for whom lyrics can often fly over ones head, it may seem ironic that my main critique of Malombra is its lack of oral presenc...

Successor to the remarkably delightful Túrin Turambar Dagnir Glaurunga , Italian one man band Emyn Muil pivots their musical approach, searc...

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

  Blessed be, either in absence of, or excellence in, the solemn epics of these Forbidden Crags has scratched that itch again. Understanding...

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

Stepping back from the impressive Vows , this debutant record suffers a retrospect, lingering in its shadow as an inferior product. Despite ...

Stunned by its impactful predecessor  Antagonist , Apashe's debutant Renaissance lingers in a shadow yet cast, a cruder amalgamation of ...

My excitement for this album was met with swift shock as Polish outfit Irreversible Mechanism depart from their Symphonic Black Metal found...

  Yet to figure out the secret sauce that explains Taylor's astronomical stardom, I do hear a warming charm. Armed with a fair voice and...

  Having been drip fed half these songs as singles leading up to release, Conflict DLC has been a swift indulgence. The other half of snappy...

  French outfit Blut Aus Nord have done it again! Sixteen album's deep and still stirring curiosity within Black Metal, a scene which r...