Xisuma's Musical Journey

 Potentially saturating my own Enya experience, Amarantine has struck me as a step backwards for such an esteemed, visionary artist. Held a...

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

Album number three, Le Roi Est Mort, Vive Le Roi! arrives an amorphus evolution of previous ideas. The prior potiency of Worldbeat dimishes ...

  In a pleasant surprise, it seems this assembly of musicians was no fluke. Evolving from MCMXCa.D. , the group lean further into the Worldb...

Catching my ear through the Spotify playlist shuffle, a curiosity was peaked given its early release date. This both felt and sounded like a...

Shock and awe ensues, as sequenced drum machines and a burly haze of dreamy distortions descend upon the listener. Breaking for a bold singu...

  My introduction to Trevor Something was through his distinct covers of classic songs ranging from 80s Synthpop ear-bugs to 90s Alternativ...

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

Vor feels like a valiant return to fundamentals, that familiar mesmerizing magic spun to a new level of aesthetic excellence. The entrancing...

Inconsequential! That's the word I've been seeking. A peaceful setting, absent of self. This describes my current obsession with the...

With humble heart and introspective tone, Fred Again.. centers his emotive themes around cherry picked intimate moments. Crafting hypnotic ...

    This release marks a significant return to form. Recapturing the blissful breezy magic once felt on Dive , Californian producer Tycho se...

The highlight of last years Everything Is Alive was undoubtedly Kisses! A warm, dreamy track, serine and blissful in its innocent Shoegazin...

  Stepping forth from Rebirth , another six-track EP lands Graywave in their darkest territory yet. Dreary in tone, dismal and bleak, these...

  Four years prior to the brilliant Eternal Blue , then duo Spiritbox arrive fresh on this self titled debut EP showing glimmers of whats to...

  Following up on Search Of True Ascendance, this next installment amends prior folly as a cohesive set of songs maintains an enchanting, sp...

Somehow once deaf to their charm, I initially passed on Eternal Blue. Returning now a few years later, I've cracked what in retrospect s...

  This third of three leaves me with less to remark but Applefish has caught my attention and made it onto my coveted Temporal Focus playlis...

  Had I not discovered Pale Blue Dot first, I may have passed up this record. Release prior, Astrosat is milder affair, another set of Cosm...

Another champion of Spotify's algorithm, Applefish's astronautical perspective immediately captivated my attention. One for my Tempo...