Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Proceeding their sophomore Teignmouth, we embark on sullen strides of mournful brooding. Mental Traveller ventures into worldly vibrations...

In seeking out Neoclassical Darkwave adjacent music, Spotify chalked up this Sheffield based duo who've been active since the 80s. Anato...

  A recent emotional plunge had me engrossed within the historical worldly sounds of Dead Can Dance again. Now armed with Spotify's mag...

  Within exception to the fifth of five tracks, this brief EP of two minute songs is quite the departure from the dark Synthwave sound Hexen...

  Stepping backwards in time, we arrive upon Swedish songwriter and Organist, Anna Von Hausswolff 's sophomore record. As The Miraculous...

  Rolling back the clock a decade, here we have an inspired album that has had me assessing parts of the musical landscape I have grown to a...

Never before have I felt the chills of resemblance to my own musical output, Forgotten Conquest . In composition and temperament there may b...

  Her previous ambition, Dead Magic , was a riveting record upon discovery. Since then its been a frequent return, always delivering its bea...

    Its felt like a lengthy, patient wait but alas! The time has come again for another installment in the Lord Lovidicus journey. Steeri...

Chapters I , II , III , IV didn't break stride with theme, timbre or temperament and V predictably continues in the same vein. Twe...

There is not much for me to say on this record other than commending it on being a stellar execution of an idea many have flirted with ...

This is my first record from Swedish singer Anna Von Hausswolff and It wont be my last! Her timeless vocals and meditative music an ins...

A joyous smile swept across my face upon receiving news of this forth chapter by Medieval Fantasy musician Fief. Despite being a predic...

Blessed we are to have another Dead Can Dance project on our hands. After a six year absence the duo return with a mid length, sweet a...

Continuing our dive into the mysterious, adventurous realms of Dungeon Synth we come across this praised release by an artist I was alr...

Upon seeing its sacred, biblical art album cover I was overcome with excitement, Lord Lovidicus has been one of the most interesting a...

After a string of five records, Australian duo Dead Can Dance take a little longer to get their next effort out with a compilation rel...

Freeing themselves of the Post-Punk shackles their Self Titled debut was wrapped within, the Australian duo take a shy stride toward t...

A wave of excitement took over as news of the third Fief record graced my inbox. It was the sort of enthusiasm for familiarity that has...

Not much more can be said about this record than previously mentioned in yesterdays post " I ". Unsurprisingly, "II"...