Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Weird, wacky... wonderful? This is a zany descent into dystopian depravity. Cold, sterile, emotionless, Disease plays shrouded by bleak, m...

  Either searching for the timeless nightly spell of Fever Ray , or listening with open ears for a new avenue, bar a few flashes of light, R...

  A five year gap between Noire and Electric Sun has elapsed, the largest among VNV's twelve records. Evidently a veteran of ones own i...

  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 ...

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

  Prodded along by Spotify's recommendation system, I've finally delved into Industrial roots I'm well aware played a pivotal ro...

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

  Deep into an obscure spotify playlist, I Sit On Acid immediately caught my attention with its sexually provocative intro leading into a ob...

   Following up on yesterdays post about Tick, Burn, Screech & Halt we have the second installment by this wonderfully peculiar musici...

  To write of Dysmorphik is to tease a treasure lost to the Internet's youth, years before the current perceived permanence of data. I d...

Admittedly I had fallen behind with VNV Nation. Of Faith Power And Glory is the last record of theirs I own, that was almost over ten y...

Ive always had a soft spot for this unheard-of Norwegian outfit. Fronted by the distinct face paint baring Bjorn Brem, they would typic...

I almost passed on this new release from the German Industrial legends "Kein Mehrheit Fur Die Mitleid" and having given ...

Die Krupps are a German Industrial Metal group known to some for their tribute record of five Metallica songs released in 92, and t...

German Industrial Rockers KMFDM have been going strong for over three decades. This, their 19th album, is another in a steady stream of...

Ministry are a big and influential Industrial Metal group who formed originally as a New Wave duo in the mid 80s, but found themselves ...