Xisuma's Musical Journey

Delightfully predictable and thus feverishly indulgent,  Tetrarch return armed with another dose of millennial teenage angst, tapping into ...

Having struck gold with Flip Phone Fantasy and Up In The Air Forever , could our Aussies from down under make it three for three? Oddworld ...

    Exploring the many charms of 90s Alternative Metal, Boston Manor returned armed with exquisite execution over originality. Sundiver is a...

  Leaning into their aggressive side, Cane Hill return with a refined amalgamation of the Nu Metal revival, drifting towards the extremes of...

    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 ...

From a fiery five minute EP, to bludgeoning twenty minute album, Thrown follow up debut Extended Pain with parallel architecture. Brief son...

 Arriving at the cutting edge of contemporary Pop music, singer-songwriter Rina casts an excitable web of diverse musical influences. With d...

  With refined stylistic focus, Wargasm return, honing in on their own antagonizing identity. With additional ferocity, the spirit of a Nu ...

  Despite grinding out familiar roars of disgruntled anger, this rebellious, antagonistic duo known as Wargasm, might be one of the fresher ...

  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...

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

 When invited to indulge with music so apt to ones taste, it can be a tricky task to pull on the threads of its magic. After being spoiled w...

  Here's one for my youth! Loud Rocks is a Hip Hop & Metal crossover record I'm somewhat flabbergasted to have not discovered ye...

  Herein lies another nostalgia bend, or so I thought on first glance. Hailing from Dallas, these Texan's reach thirty years back for in...

    Despite being released beyond the swift decline of Nu Metal's popularity, Lost And Found stands as the groups best selling album, ch...

  Following up on L.D. 50 , here is another "what could have been" record of my Nu Metal era youth. I vividly remember a close fri...

  Lured to Betty by Spotify's auto-play, I thought a follow up on Helmets final output before a later reunion was due. By fans and crit...

  As typical a Nu Metal band could get, somehow the depths of Mudvayne's debut record eluded me in my youth. No one could escape the man...