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...

  With refined stylistic focus, Wargasm return, honing in on their own antagonizing identity. With additional ferocity, the spirit of a Nu ...

  Despite grinding out familiar roars of disgruntled anger, this rebellious, antagonistic duo known as Wargasm, might be one of the fresher ...

  My introduction to one man band Trevor Something was through a handful of delightful re-imaginations of 80s Synthpop and Alternative class...

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

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

    Housing four cuts from Ashamed , Rat Wars has been a swift brake in. Retaining their distinct flavor of broody, downtrodden dystopian at...

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

  I was drawn to this project by Chino Moreno of Deftones , the vocal half of this dynamic duo. Drawing inspirations, moods and textures fro...

  Still one to follow for her creative ensemble of pop sensibilities and abrasive tones, Poppy returns with a similar set of mashed up soun...

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

  Competently entertaining yet lacking a defining feature, 3TEETH returns, armed with a force of subdued aggression that gets wrapped up in...

  Frank Klepacki is back! Not the first post- Remaster release, but one that caught my eye! Picking up his battle axe and throwing down sto...

  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...

  Following on from Morphscape , It seems Frank was left in the lurch, a period of sweet stagnation for this fan. With C&C Generals, the...

     Following up on The Ocean Palace , we have another spacey Pysbient record, interestingly created the same year. Once again its another ...

    Frank Klepacki , creator of the timeless Command & Conquer soundtracks that have obsessed me since playing the classic Westwood Stu...

  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 ...