Xisuma's Musical Journey

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

  A clear contender for album of the year, French mastermind IGORRR returns with Amen, an unflinching committal to a bastardized union of Gl...

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

  Taking a step back from the abrasive edges of Metal, Noise and Industrial, Canadian producer-rapper Backxwash returns carrying that stark ...

     Leaning hard into their distinct jilted abrasion, experimental Hip Hip trio Clipping return armed with an arsenal of rapid fire razor ...

What a glorious return for Donald Glover ! Bando Stone plays a treat, a wild ride through a tapestry of sonic sound. Seemingly defying label...

  Six years on from the remarkable inspirations of Post-Self , the Industrial duo return lacking a refresh in creativity. Purge echos their ...

Traversing deeper into painful themes that have defined Backxwash 's raw, hopeless expressions, this newest installment of darkness suff...

Still one to keep an eye on, even remixes of Clipping classics set for the club scene were a curiosity. The 90s sounds of Dance, House, Aci...

  In picking out a peculiar sounding project featured on a top list, I've fumbled into territory truly beyond what makes music tick for ...

 Going forth with a bold stylistic shift, Kero Kero Bonito introduce a rather gristly over driven guitar tone into the mix! Not only do t...

  If Metal has stagnated in recent years, then Zeal & Ardor would be at the forefront of bands exploring new avenues for the genre. Thi...

  Now at the mercy of Spotify's algorithms, I find myself immersed in the unknown, the platform feeding me new names one after another f...

  Having played a hand in the production of Dawn FM , this curious hexagonal album cover lured me in for a listen. The one collaboration wit...

  I'm unsure of where to start, my thoughts on Caprisongs are mostly negative. Coming of the back of the remarkable Magdalene , these se...

Today marks the beginning of a new era! I will no longer own my records... Finally I've got with the times and made the migration to Spo...

  Having heard the story of The Puzzle unfold through The Devin Townsend Podcast, this album is an expected disappointment. That's not t...

Reaching out from years gone by, my music archive now has many callings, records that carve their own niche and frequent the mind of this ex...

  As a personally highly anticipated record, this one did not disappoint. God Has Nothing To Do With This grabbed my attention with its met...

  Its album number four by Clipping , an experimental Hip Hop trio doing remarkable things with their mashing up of Industrial and Noise wit...