Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Without a whiff of precariousness, our beloved titans of Metal return stuck amidst illustrious stagnation. Completely predictable yet joyo...

  Sequel to his notorious Marshall Mathers LP , this lengthy, convoluted follow up strikes me as a turning point. Passing beyond the woes of...

 Arriving at the cutting edge of contemporary Pop music, singer-songwriter Rina casts an excitable web of diverse musical influences. With d...

  From the hardening rock of British Steel , to a throttling attitude Screaming For Vengeance unleashed, Point Of Entry seems to be a misst...

    Ghost 's evolution through the shades of nostalgic Metal has been remarkable to say the least. With humble beginnings emerging from ...

  Nostalgic adventures to bands of years gone past often yield surprises! Not only did I learn of The Undiscovered Numbers & Colors nin...

There is now just two more records to go and so our journey resumes with an obvious low point for these British legends! The Miracle se...

Kicking off with two utterly phenomenal tracks, Queen 's twelfth outing proceeds to play like a series of bad choices where the gro...

Far from the glory of their enigmatic origins, Queen keep stylistically challenging themselves with each project. Despite being on a d...

Arriving at the midway point of Queen 's discography, the group step into the new decade with a cohesive shift in tone that reflect...

Now embarking on their seventh full length, the eclectic music of Queen is starting to to sound more compartmentalized. No longer an o...

It may be home to two of Queen 's defining Arena Rock anthems known the world over but News Of The World is a haphazard record of e...