Xisuma's Musical Journey

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

  Now a seasoned act, Zeal And Ardor 's third full length has soured in lack of reverence. I'd previously been enamored with their d...

  Album number five, No Thank You, is a moment for pause, a frank examination of where Little Simz currently finds herself. The brisk Londo...

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

  Moving on from the soaring heights of Violator , the English quartet Depeche Mode make a daring bold stride into a resonant religiosity 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...

  Currently on a downswing of poorly received records, one of musics biggest names suffers the discomfort of bloat with a tenth record that ...

Wake Of A Nation, our state of current affairs are deeply rooted in this mini-albums reflection of the past and present, the ongoing social ...

The southern American outfit Algiers have been on my radar since their remarkable The Underside Of Power . This retro intensive sound h...

Released on Christmas day, news of this record was quite the surprise! Having enjoyed Kanye 's Jesus Is King record and his collab...

Always one to have a spectacle made of his life, Kanye has transcended from the madness of his own statements and pressures of the med...

Algiers self titled debut record is a similar beast of burden to its surpassing successor The Underside Of Power . Release two years pr...

I first heard of this record in relation to Zeal And Ardor , referencing the singing which harbors bold accents of chain gang vocals an...

They say things come in threes, so here's to hoping we get another cracking album coming are way soon as just over a week ago we ha...

It's been years since I first got my hands on this record. As with some of the great, appraised music from past generations it can ...

Upon its release I was immediately drawn to the memorizing, neon yet tribal album cover, It sucked me in, I wanted know more. After hea...

Socially conscious rapper Common is back with another charged record thats very much relevant given the social climate and resurgence o...

I still can't get get my head around the difference between a mixtape and an album. Of the ones Ive listened to, a mixtape feels li...

Here's a record that pays tribute to the times, the internet age, a treat to spoil yourself and indulge in something rather unimagi...

Another from the upper rankings of NME's 500 greatest albums of all time list is "Dusty In Memphis" which has graced my e...