Xisuma's Musical Journey

I appreciate both Simz ' artistic explorations and the willingness to share these creative tangents between albums. Sadly, the four trac...

  Now accustom to Jessie's refined 70s revival, this newest installment, Superbloom, spins its wheels on autopilot. A familiar nostalgic...

  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...

Concluding this journey on a more positive note, Hidden Mysteries houses one or two moments of esoteric magic alongside a baffling set of ex...

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

  The acute mystic tone struck on In Pursuit Of Forbidden Knowledge seems absent elsewhere in Gate Master's discography. Perhaps the le...

  Still topping my "ones to watch" list, UK Rap collective Cult Of The Damned return on auto pilot, dropping a record that mostly ...

  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...

Mightily impressed by  In Pursuit Of Forbidden Knowledge 's clandestine spell, I had to return to this projects origin four years prior....

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

  Adjacent to our beloved Dungeon Synth niche comes another genre microcosm! Inspired by Conan The Barbarian, we get a stream of Fantasy syn...

Gate Master makes an impressive introduction attuned to my tastes! In Pursuit Of Forbidden Knowledge plays as a mysterious exploration of es...

Deep from the depths of metallic stagnation comes a rapid fire record I would have swiftly passed over if not for catching Heriot's ener...

Here's one for the record keeping, an entry which I couldn't possibly comment on its relevancy to late 80s Jazz Fusion. As a passing...

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

  Returning with another slice of 00s alternative culture reimagined, this fresh five track struggles to peak the heights of  2005 but buil...

  Its title may just suggest a new genre of metal but no such concept awaits. Conjuring a compliment to its balance gentle melodies, metalli...

The title along says all it needs too, advertising an enticing collaboration between two big UK artists. Dance/House producer Fred Again.. ...

  I can't get over how young and fresh faced this English four piece appear. Reminding me of how the years have gotten paste me, they lo...