Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Going three for three,  Rodrigo returns upon intrepid stride. With no shortage of inspirations, this latest chapter documents her life...

   Once their debut album, now retroactively labeled a demo album. Slipknot 's original incarnation was a curious machination of Death M...

  Having been turned on to these fluid branches of expressive Alternative Metal by pioneers Tool , In Verses strikes as a delightfully indul...

  Emyn Muil 's own epic Middle-Earth trilogy ends on a high note, coming full circle in a feat of utter mastery. The stars align as spir...

  Plini 's unrelenting mission to seek out utterly gorgeous music and push themselves as an artist is still firmly intact. An Unnameable...

Late to the party but happy to have finally arrived, my years spent following Adam Neely's explainer videos and showcasing of prodigy pe...

For fans of the Austrian visionaries Summoning , here plays a love letter to their cast of Tolkien led Black Metal. With passion and talent ...

Here's one for the record keeping, an entry which I couldn't possibly comment on its relevancy to late 80s Jazz Fusion. As a passing...

  My allure to this record arrived through Midnight & Angel. With tender voice, tight electro percussion and nightly synth melodies, thi...

  Cruising by on sing along anthemic vibes, Master Peace's debut delivers a riot of carefree youthful energy, an unapologetic love lette...

  Stepping back from the metallic grungy raptures of Red Sky Mourning , Feel It All Around plays rather unsurprisingly like its natural pred...

  Contender for album of the year, Nocturnal Birding leaves me with a sense of guilt. As a renewed appreciation of brilliance settles in, I ...

  One of the greatest artists to emerge from the bloated Dungeon Synth scene, Old Sorcery blazes a trail of excellence, transforming decrepi...

This could be my now established familiarity with Enya 's remarkable music but The Memory Of Trees has a touch of "by the numbers...

  A Day Without Rain made quite the impression, Watermark has a similar revelry in the sublime. Released twelve years prior, Enya's mus...

  Now over thirty years deep, the Deftones ' tenth record packs little novelty for old heads, yet will enthrall the recent surge of new ...

  Enya! A name known far and wide across the musical realm, yet for why I wouldn't of been able to tell you, until recently. Hearing Ori...

  Dissecting sounds with an analytical scalpel, one can cut critiques upon a lack of overt musical progression. Deploying another bout of th...

Dynamic duo Magdalena Bay are swiftly becoming a fascination. Stepping back in time from their ambitious, progressive  Killing Time , this d...

   Lingering on the cutting emotive sensations of Vessel, this newest chapter, Even In Arcadia, plays like poetry in motion, a dwell of pers...