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 ...

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

    Well accustomed with their hypnotic breed of abrasive psychedelia, Oranssi Pazuzu still play a class act to these ears. Muuntautuja fall...

  My introduction to one man band Trevor Something was through a handful of delightful re-imaginations of 80s Synthpop and Alternative class...

  Weird, wacky... wonderful? This is a zany descent into dystopian depravity. Cold, sterile, emotionless, Disease plays shrouded by bleak, m...

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

My own unrivaled excitement for this release has manifested into a glum disappointment tainting The Above. Their previous outing, Underneath...

  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 ...

  A five year gap between Noire and Electric Sun has elapsed, the largest among VNV's twelve records. Evidently a veteran of ones own i...

  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...

  Where this journey ends, others shall begin. Having occupied a fair portion of my auditory real estate, I've come conclude there is li...

  Stylized as VIVIsectVI, this fourth machination of darkly Industrial and sporadic electro tones is one I vaguely remember from over twenty...

    Fine tuning the dials of its industrious abandon for a noteably consistent peruse through nightmarish dystopias, Skinny Puppy loses any ...

Unlike the exploratory oddity predecessor Bites , Skinny Puppy's sophomore reeks of conceptualization. In presentation, aesthetic and an...

  Prodded along by Spotify's recommendation system, I've finally delved into Industrial roots I'm well aware played a pivotal ro...

  Despite having a legendary status in their own right, this cult American band had eluded me until recently. I'd seen plenty of Type O ...