Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Taking a step back from the abrasive edges of Metal, Noise and Industrial, Canadian producer-rapper Backxwash returns carrying that stark ...

  I've become fairly accustom with a side of Floridian rapper Denzel through Spotify's artist shuffle. Tilted to my tastes, I've...

  Simz ' output is already steeped in creativity. This EP series serve as a niche place to drop any variety of flavor and this seventh i...

  Album number five, No Thank You, is a moment for pause, a frank examination of where Little Simz currently finds herself. The brisk Londo...

   Unabashed, bold and brazen, this sophomore follow up confidently struts its thematic concept directly into the spotlight. Where The Archa...

  Prelude to The Archandroid and first installment of a conceptual series of records, Metropolis is a fair introduction to Janelle's qu...

  Operating under the alias of Godzilla's three headed nemesis, the beast King Ghidorah, prolific hip hop entrepreneur, rapper, producer...

  Having adored a collaborative Kids See Ghosts and the psychedelic tinged Cloud Rap of Man On The Moon III , time with the American rapper...

As both an actress and musician, Janelle Monáe is clearly an artistic talent beyond auditory constraints. A passion for cinema and theater p...

Traversing deeper into painful themes that have defined Backxwash 's raw, hopeless expressions, this newest installment of darkness suff...

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

  Dropping a surprise EP out of the blue, the Indonesian rapper Rich Brian returns with four concise and impressive tracks, with no mention...

  UK Hip Hop collective Cult Of The Damned return for a beef seventy one minute sophomore record of straight rhymes and beats. The Church O...

  What is the significance of a self title record? It tends to signal something of importance, often a debut naming or musical statement of ...

Keeping on track with a constant flow of records over the years, this sixth installment in Tyler 's evolution feels like a step back fro...

  As a personally highly anticipated record, this one did not disappoint. God Has Nothing To Do With This grabbed my attention with its met...

  Ive found this record difficult to put in words. A strong diversity of instrumental moods and heavy lyrical narratives that I struggled to...

  Following up on a dazzling debut EP, three years later on, the Cult Of The Damned collective take their straight running of verses to the...

Have I found my new obsession? I think so! Cult Of Damned are a UK rap collective set to hypnotize with slick liquid flows flaunting twisted...

Released prior to the stunning God Has Nothing To Do With This , I had to reel in expectations when confronted by this raw rap fest that doe...