Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Blessed be, either in absence of, or excellence in, the solemn epics of these Forbidden Crags has scratched that itch again. Understanding...

Here's one for the record keeping, an entry which I couldn't possibly comment on its relevancy to late 80s Jazz Fusion. As a passing...

  Master of scenery sculpting, our beloved Rune Realms turns attention towards atmosphere. With this newest Tolkien inspired chapter, The Mu...

Seeking revival through experimentation,  Oscillotron lands on a firm identity with succinct ties to its space horror ambience origins. Lea...

EP by name but double LP by duration, Paradise Star drops four lengthy serine mood pieces alternating between Berlin School inspired synth j...

    Further exploring the "inconsequential" landscape of Psybient and Cosmic Ambience music has led me back to State Azure, an art...

  Admittedly, I've waited until the drop name had been unveiled to write my thoughts. With that extended exposure, its become clear that...

   With lowly expectation, I tentatively picked up this fresh three track from a once adorned Oscillotron . Still rocked by the horrors of a...

  For a while now, I've found myself drawn like a magnet to what I describe as "inconsequential music". That realization helpe...

    Bridging Synthwave and Cosmic Ambience, Dynatron returns from a four year silence with this soothing astral inspired pair of tracks. Th...

    This will be my last record for the year, a documentation of discovery. One for the "space music" playlist, State Azure caught...

  I've raved about prior installation's of Fief's exquisite Medieval Fantasy compositions. Often a niche relegated to background...

Wishing to "scratch the itch" from an artist who's discography is unfortunately light, I've rummaged around the mostly one...

  After a few years absence, our dexterous dazzling guitarist Sithu Aye returns on a charmed spirit. Armed with the cultured croon of slick...

Here's one from the Dark Ambient vaults, a cinematic venture that's clearly driven by world building through its devastating atmosph...

  As the Minecraft soundtrack series expands, its ability to have an impact on its own identity diminishes too. Three of our post- C418 mus...

  With a swift and sudden departure from their prior Jungle Synth effort, Ziggurath pivots again. Now venturing on a chilly expedition, Tru...

  Here's a release I overlooked, The Tiberian Sons ' first album re-imagining video game music within the Prog Metal format. Anthems...

Looking beyond Command & Conquer, The Tiberian Sons paint a lively love letter to another 90s game franchise. I've never played Nam...

  This entry serves has a marker of discovery, a favored familiar frontier, voyaged by an artist exploring that magical space between distan...