Xisuma's Musical Journey

 Moving on from the catchy Post-Punk period vibes We Are Chaos reveled in, the band trade in those flickers of color for dreary tones steep...

    On a somewhat predictable trajectory, yet no less exciting, Are You Afraid lands high octane metallic exuberance. Bolstered by punchy pr...

  Synthwave aces Dance With The Dead return again with a tight six track EP. Dark Matter strikes firm and fast, dialing in a two pronged ap...

    Working back through Motionless In White's discography, I've anticipated hearing amateurish songwriting born of their Metalcore ...

  Proceeding their latest effort Scoring The End Of The World , Disguise plays through similar rebellious dystopian motifs. Downtrodden and ...

   Its time for a fresh journey! Seems I'm late to the party on this rising act. Motionless In White were a dead turn off on first impre...

  Excitement swiftly squashed, another cast iron installment diminishes my faith once again. In retrospect, my expectations were unreasonabl...

  Disbanded not long after, Mnemesis is the Danish outfits final chapter. Initially Bideau's expanded vocal range caught my attention, f...

  This sixteenth chapter, proclaimed as their second to last record, Al Jourgensen's Ministry strive onward with their current temperam...

  Having established that Passenger carried on with Mnemic 's glorious throws to youthful nostalgia, Sons Of The System swiftly verifie...

  Laying the ground work for this post, yesterday I wrote of The Audio Injected Soul , a now timeless record from the latter of my formative...

  Here lies an ecstatic throw back to the days of youth. Discovered through Nuclear Blast Records magazine, this Danish outfit captivated ou...

    Housing four cuts from Ashamed , Rat Wars has been a swift brake in. Retaining their distinct flavor of broody, downtrodden dystopian at...

  Jumping around their discography, looking for an entry, it was this latest single I really latched onto. Health are a Californian trio tha...

  Still one to check in with, City Morgue return recycling a familiar flavor of feisty aggression. Fusing Trap with Horrorcore and touches ...

  Competently entertaining yet lacking a defining feature, 3TEETH returns, armed with a force of subdued aggression that gets wrapped up in...

  Frank Klepacki is back! Not the first post- Remaster release, but one that caught my eye! Picking up his battle axe and throwing down sto...

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

  Following on from Morphscape , It seems Frank was left in the lurch, a period of sweet stagnation for this fan. With C&C Generals, the...

    Frank Klepacki , creator of the timeless Command & Conquer soundtracks that have obsessed me since playing the classic Westwood Stu...