Xisuma's Musical Journey

Returning on an EP, modern Prog Metal titans Haken bestow a gorgeous run of five tracks to compliment one another like a single entity. Ton...

As part of my passing musical diet these past two weeks,  Motionless In White return for another cheesy romp of unoriginal modern Metal. Ex...

  Embarking on their third yet final chapter, a darkly chromatic landscape of desolate unease awaits. Refined by elevated production fidelit...

  Now eight records deep into their career, A Pale White Dot marks a djentleman's competency within expectancy, a harder to love record ...

  Stepping back from the exciting discovery of Irradiant , we unsurprisingly encounter perceived familiarities of the musical journey. Decre...

Diamond Morning's stunning display of summer soaked melancholy immediately perked my ears. Within awaits a power struggle. Extreme Djent...

  Plini 's unrelenting mission to seek out utterly gorgeous music and push themselves as an artist is still firmly intact. An Unnameable...

Browsing the depths of the metal scene, with the blink of an eye this album cover threw me back to my youthful years. Perhaps it once adorne...

Keeping up the impressive pace, Poppy  swiftly returns with her seventh full length album. Empty Hands is another amalgamation of Alternativ...

  Thornhill are an undoubtedly curious band. Inescapable of Deftones ' shadow, yet vibrantly engrossing as familiar ideas find themselve...

Round five and were back on form with the triumphant Metal Forth! Not their fourth, unless your counting "metal" in the record tit...

  Originality is a contestable term, often misplaced by a lack of context and history - something we are all born ignorant to. It leads me t...

A blast from the past! This record I experienced mostly though my friends. Having devoured The Trees Are Dead And Dried Out , I recall not b...

  Nefarious made quite the excitable splash upon impact. With my apatite shaped for the lighter sides of music, a throwback to playful extre...

   Lingering on the cutting emotive sensations of Vessel, this newest chapter, Even In Arcadia, plays like poetry in motion, a dwell of pers...

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

    Hardcore veterans Stray From The Path have been at it for a couple decades now. Joining in the fun at their tenth album may leave out so...

    Plagued by the inconsistencies of searching for an identity, exploring genres, never settling on a sound, it seems that Poppy has final...

  Spotify is doing a mighty fine job figuring me out with its algorithms. Lurching in the shadows of Deftones , Lacuna Coil, with flashes of...

    On a somewhat predictable trajectory, yet no less exciting, Are You Afraid lands high octane metallic exuberance. Bolstered by punchy pr...