Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Simz is one to deliver a slice of life within her ambitious records, however Lotus is precisely that slice alone. With little beyond deli...

  Devoid of that alluring magic felt on  The Turning Wheel , experimental musician and singer-songwriter Spellling returns with a stiff set ...

What a glorious return for Donald Glover ! Bando Stone plays a treat, a wild ride through a tapestry of sonic sound. Seemingly defying label...

  Stepping forth from Rebirth , another six-track EP lands Graywave in their darkest territory yet. Dreary in tone, dismal and bleak, these...

  My introduction to one man band Trevor Something was through a handful of delightful re-imaginations of 80s Synthpop and Alternative class...

Having enjoyed the duo's new sophomore record, I ventured back to their debut, released nine years prior. Feeling very much fitting of i...

Enthralled by Rebirth's swelling descents of darkly Shoegazing magic, Planetary Shift has lingered in its shadow like an egg ready to ha...

  Illuminating attention with an engulfing dreary charm, Graywave, brainchild of Jess Webberley, intensifies their dense Shoegazing Ethereal...

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

Hailing from London, the Nova Twins are a dynamic duo with a typically modern broad assemble of aggressive, abrasive inspirations. Clearly c...

  Two years on from Sour , Olivia matures, returning with welcome yet familiar tuneful dances of vulnerable self expression. Guts possibly s...

  Two decades have passed since Enter Shikari made waves playing in our local music scene. With an unwavering resilience, they retain a rel...

  Don't be fooled, the oddly Gothic, Danzig alike album cover doesn't accurately reflect the emotive suburban vibes this group eman...

  Reporting on this three track release of b-sides is more so an excuse to remind you all this amazing band exists. Flip Phone Fantasy has ...

Surprises come in many forms. Out of the ether emerged a name I had forgotten for many a year. Back at my first few Download Festivals ...

Reeling back upon The Spark 's softening shift in tone, Enter Shikari return with a spicy self historical mix up. Nothing Is True ...

My recent disappointment with the bands self titled album brought my eyes to Go Away, a four track EP I overlooked that plays counter p...

Ive been eagerly anticipating this release. Two years back Beauty & Sadness blew me away, one of my favorites that year. I still f...

Last years Fail You Again was a peach! Now Can't Swim are swiftly back at it for round two with their sophomore record. They hit t...

One of the years wilder records has been Turnstile's cracking Space & Time . As the months rolled by its weight has grown, the ...