Xisuma's Musical Journey

  After a stunning stretch of remarkable records, the Australian duo ventured on-wards one last time before parting ways. Fortunately they w...

Returning from a lengthy sixteen year hiatus, no fresh spark of light, or flash of genius awaits us. Instead, Anastasis plays as an amalgama...

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...

After a string of five records, Australian duo Dead Can Dance take a little longer to get their next effort out with a compilation rel...

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

Released later in the year of their self titled debut record, Australian duo Dead Can Dance make an important distinction of ideas, m...

Going back to the roots of Australian duo Dead Can Dance, we find an interesting debut record that makes much sense of their future lin...

Another year rolls by and the musical journey continues in full effect. There could of easily been another ten artists Id like to see o...

This may be the one, "my" Dead Can Dance record. So swiftly and immediately did it command my interest with mystical enchanted...

Following up on the riveting " Aion " we take a step back to Australian duo Dead Can Dance's forth record released two ye...

Here's a fascinating record that was sent to me by a dear friend, I've had it on repeat often and have been looking forward to ...