Xisuma's Musical Journey

  My introduction to Trevor Something was through his distinct covers of classic songs ranging from 80s Synthpop ear-bugs to 90s Alternativ...

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

  Proceeding their sophomore Teignmouth, we embark on sullen strides of mournful brooding. Mental Traveller ventures into worldly vibrations...

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...

  Introduced via a collaboration with Health , this French artist fits snugly into the dark electronic music I've been exploring of late...

In seeking out Neoclassical Darkwave adjacent music, Spotify chalked up this Sheffield based duo who've been active since the 80s. Anato...

  A recent emotional plunge had me engrossed within the historical worldly sounds of Dead Can Dance again. Now armed with Spotify's mag...

  With age comes a diminishing pace. Now five years apart from The Other Side , Gothminister makes a meager return. Seemingly stuck in their...

I prefer to refrain from discussing singles here on the blog yet I find myself unable to escape this pair of songs. As a lone release with n...

  In my initial exploration of Darkwave and Etheral music I discovered Cold , a striking record luring me into a world of music I now adore....

  Rolling back the clock a decade, here we have an inspired album that has had me assessing parts of the musical landscape I have grown to a...

  Her previous ambition, Dead Magic , was a riveting record upon discovery. Since then its been a frequent return, always delivering its bea...

After a steady decline from their debut Feel It Break , Austra return with their fourth effort, Hirdudin. Its a resurgence of inspirati...

The Infernal Schism is the second mini album from Synthwave outfit Hexenkraft . Its a pivot from the genres tropes to a far more fittin...

With the discovery of Hexenkraft Ive stumbled upon one musicans diabolical answer to the retro inspired Synthwave scene. The music alre...

This is my first record from Swedish singer Anna Von Hausswolff and It wont be my last! Her timeless vocals and meditative music an ins...

Blessed we are to have another Dead Can Dance project on our hands. After a six year absence the duo return with a mid length, sweet a...

I'll always be interested in some Ethereal Darkwave from Lycia. If its their classic Cold or the more recent A Line That Connects ...

Freeing themselves of the Post-Punk shackles their Self Titled debut was wrapped within, the Australian duo take a shy stride toward t...