Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Arriving upon its origin, Sungazer 's brief debut plays like an assemble of short conceptual experiments. Brimming with a ditzy glitch...

Completing this triumphant trilogy of trinities, we temper tranquil trails as these three threads delve upon magical mellow moods. Wedged in...

  Further approaching the duos origin, this sophomore EP fits a snug five track format of snappy, "to the point" tracks, clocking ...

  What a delightful stumble upon this has been. The threesome return with another trio of classy Jazz Fusion tracks that revel and ooze with...

  Kicking off with Threshold to establish a whimsical tone, we embark upon luminous musical crossroads. The duos Jazz Fusion architecture me...

  Dear reader, you'll have to tell me if you've heard this before. I cannot shake this feeling I know the first two cuts from somewh...

Late to the party but happy to have finally arrived, my years spent following Adam Neely's explainer videos and showcasing of prodigy pe...

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...

    Predecessor to a similarly structured Van , Toilet's waning novelty grounds its impact, having listened Van prior. Elapsing from cru...

  Sudden bursts of paranoid Cybergrind madness and muddled demonic screams on its opening pair of tracks may paint a crude, unhinged impress...

  A snug fit for rising temperatures hitting us here in England, Eat Your Heart Out has been the soundtrack to my morning walks drenched in ...

  Pure joy! With no complaints and no surprises, Plini returns on another triumphant roar of Jazzy, melodic, Progressive Metal. Again, five...

Mellow Fantasy, a breezy affair of performative Jazz Hop. Slick in design and execution, the Jazz Fusion adjacent instrumental artistry of t...

   Reveling in the merits of predecessor Big Luxury, the Potatohead People duo, Nick Wisdom and Astrological, return with another Jazz Hop i...

   Cut from the cloth of its era, here lies a Jazz Hop record with distinction. Big Luxury stands apart among a then blossoming scene. Altho...

  With an apatite for this early breed of Djent adjacent Progressive Metal, my hopeful searches of a scene rummaged through before exposed l...

The Mood, an apt name for a record that can impose its own upon one so snugly. This forth outing of veteran Maurice Brown, composer, voice a...

  Last I heard of then Texans Polyphia, they were lumped in a then emerging Djent camp. Still echoing time signature grooves and the guitar ...

  Obnoxious rhythmic fluctuations take lead, the Saxophone sits central, a lone expressive voice articulating simple expressions over a surr...

  Six years out from Choose Your Weapon , the Australian outfit Hiatus Kaiyote return with twelve classy cuts of modern, creative Jazz Rock ...