Xisuma's Musical Journey

  What a blast from the past! American instrumental Funk outfit The Meters debuted with timeless swagger and groove, an attitude still holdi...

  Having sat with this debut album for some time now, Its easy to see why I Robot , Pyr△mid & Eve were recommended as Alan Parsons bes...

As the third of three Alan Parsons records labeled his best, I've had a familial experience again. Diving deep and finding the same fond...

Following a thematic and dated take on artificial intelligence with I Robot , The Alan Parsons Project return with this concept record based...

A name known the world over in music, but one I had never come acquainted with until now. Stevie was a veteran at this point, a Jazz mu...

Quirky, camp and kooky, Hot Space flips the deck as legends Queen make a hard pivot away from their roots in Rock, embracing Pop, Funk...

Arriving at the midway point of Queen 's discography, the group step into the new decade with a cohesive shift in tone that reflect...

I may just close the book on this particular musical avenue. A staleness is setting in from a band in steady decline. Their sparkling d...

When it comes to music I am somewhat of a completionist, which leads me too this disposable EP released between albums. It also means a...

There was no way I wouldn't pick up another album after discovering Vivid . Its a wonderful debut from the New York band who were f...

The magic of shuffle kicks off another journey as a track other than Cult Of Personality plays and captivates my attention. Its the per...

Kozmic Blues is a long overdue listen, Pearl was such a fantastic treasure of the Woodstock generation and a wonderful introduction to...

My interest in Parliament and Funk music is superseded by its influence on the Hip Hop music of the 90s. In this case of George Clinton...

It was quite a few years ago that I first heard of Janis and her legendary performance at Woodstock 69. I got my hands on Pearl with a ...