Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Arriving upon its origin, Sungazer 's brief debut plays like an assemble of short conceptual experiments. Brimming with a ditzy glitch...

  With unshakable identity, Shikari return on another rousing record to reflect upon our troubled times. Spouting unabashed articulate word...

Completing this triumphant trilogy of trinities, we temper tranquil trails as these three threads delve upon magical mellow moods. Wedged in...

  Further approaching the duos origin, this sophomore EP fits a snug five track format of snappy, "to the point" tracks, clocking ...

  What a delightful stumble upon this has been. The threesome return with another trio of classy Jazz Fusion tracks that revel and ooze with...

  Kicking off with Threshold to establish a whimsical tone, we embark upon luminous musical crossroads. The duos Jazz Fusion architecture me...

  Dear reader, you'll have to tell me if you've heard this before. I cannot shake this feeling I know the first two cuts from somewh...

As a listener for whom lyrics can often fly over ones head, it may seem ironic that my main critique of Malombra is its lack of oral presenc...

Late to the party but happy to have finally arrived, my years spent following Adam Neely's explainer videos and showcasing of prodigy pe...

Here is a record I would have enjoyed immensely in decades past. Devilishly artistic, its flourishes of darkly esoteric wonder, today plays ...

One for your tone tweaking, mood mellowing, ambience altering playlists, German composer Nils Frahm's "Spaces" turns an approa...

Possibly completing some form of "leather trilogy",  Carpenter Brut returns with album three after a lengthy four year absence. A...

Stepping back from the impressive Vows , this debutant record suffers a retrospect, lingering in its shadow as an inferior product. Despite ...

  My allure to this record arrived through Midnight & Angel. With tender voice, tight electro percussion and nightly synth melodies, thi...

Stunned by its impactful predecessor  Antagonist , Apashe's debutant Renaissance lingers in a shadow yet cast, a cruder amalgamation of ...

  Cruising by on sing along anthemic vibes, Master Peace's debut delivers a riot of carefree youthful energy, an unapologetic love lette...

  Having been drip fed half these songs as singles leading up to release, Conflict DLC has been a swift indulgence. The other half of snappy...

Michigan rapper  Danny Brown returns with a highly collaborative record, spotting features to smaller artists on all but two tracks. Still ...

  Austra  always spark a curiosity. Now in fifteen years deep, this fifth full length record lacks the surprise and originality of earlier r...

  A lengthy five years on from The Slow Rush , Kevin returns armed with the charm of his voice and a lack of direction. Gone is the defining...