Xisuma's Musical Journey

  The one thing you can count on is music! Whatever is happening in the world there never seems to be a shortage of good records, new and ol...

Nordland is a mighty double album, two hours of spirited nostalgic lore and viking aggression without a weak spot. All from the same reco...

Another epic journey concludes as we embark on Quorthon's final works, essentially a double album that rekindles the flames of old, havi...

With a notable five year break between records, Bathory returns to the new millenium with Quorthon as the sole performer of all instruments...

  Relinquishing the failed detours of Requiem and Octagon , this ninth installment, supposedly compromised of mostly unreleased material fr...

     Our lengthy Bathory journey now embarks to the eighth installment, hence the Octagon title, supposedly the low point. Following on fro...

  Having provided immense inspiration for a then blossoming Black Metal scene and moving on to pioneer his own Viking Metal sound, on this s...

Twilight Of The Gods represents some truly new territory as a part of my nostalgic journey. Bar a couple songs, most of the record was fres...

Ones body will be scared by age but so shall the mind! It seems almost criminal that the brilliance of Hammerheart has faded in reputation...

   And now for the album where it all started for me... One of my first Black Metal records, Emperor 's almighty and majestic In The N...

 Continuing another adventure into the music of my youth, Bathory 's third effort was one less acquainted with. It had however solidif...

The Return...... Of Darkness And Evil, as its full title goes, is a fitting title for Bathory 's sophomore record. I always remembe...

I was listening to Scandinavian Metal Attack, a compilation of Heavy Metal released earlier the same year that the Swedish one man band...