Xisuma's Musical Journey

   In collaboration with a sleek yet little known rapper Slippery Elm, producer duo Potatohead People return with a soothing set of sensuou...

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

Once highly anticipated, now sorely devoured, binging Tsunami Sea left me with a simple sentiment - these numbers could take many moons to f...

  Unleashing emotions raw and aching, Abel's heavenly falsetto collide with misery as Hurry Up Tomorrow paints a unenviable depiction of...

    With an extensive discography behind him, its hard for Devin to pull new punches but PowerNerd succeeds in delivering his unique express...

  Succeeding their stunning debut Eternal Blue , this lively three track EP stands apart with a unique embrace of dance groove rhythms and E...

  Four years prior to the brilliant Eternal Blue , then duo Spiritbox arrive fresh on this self titled debut EP showing glimmers of whats to...

  A snug fit for rising temperatures hitting us here in England, Eat Your Heart Out has been the soundtrack to my morning walks drenched in ...

  Randomly stumbling into the smothering arms of Brutal Slam Death Metal again, I'm transported back to the scene days of 2008. That was...

  From the outset The Fear Of Fear expresses itself as a heavier incarnation, casting aside the delicate yet persuasive balance of intricate...

Somehow once deaf to their charm, I initially passed on Eternal Blue. Returning now a few years later, I've cracked what in retrospect s...

Mellow Fantasy, a breezy affair of performative Jazz Hop. Slick in design and execution, the Jazz Fusion adjacent instrumental artistry of t...

   Reveling in the merits of predecessor Big Luxury, the Potatohead People duo, Nick Wisdom and Astrological, return with another Jazz Hop i...

   Cut from the cloth of its era, here lies a Jazz Hop record with distinction. Big Luxury stands apart among a then blossoming scene. Altho...

If mid 80's Hip Hop with its clunky grooves, fun but dated rhyming tropes is your niche, then You Can't Stop The Bum Rush might just...

  Where this journey ends, others shall begin. Having occupied a fair portion of my auditory real estate, I've come conclude there is li...

  Stylized as VIVIsectVI, this fourth machination of darkly Industrial and sporadic electro tones is one I vaguely remember from over twenty...

    Fine tuning the dials of its industrious abandon for a noteably consistent peruse through nightmarish dystopias, Skinny Puppy loses any ...

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

Unlike the exploratory oddity predecessor Bites , Skinny Puppy's sophomore reeks of conceptualization. In presentation, aesthetic and an...