Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Trekking up north for a niche musical festival on the costal town of Scarborough was quite an unusal adventure! Catching the last of the h...

  It turns out that the twenty minute epic Magick Truimph was not a lone anomaly but the lead single and opening track of this fervent marc...

  Unlike Old Sorcery 's other pair of lone twenty minute forays into mystical synth-led atmospheres, Magick Triumph is not an ambient pi...

  Metal Metal Metal. Its the hard and heavy dominating this years top five. Commentary on old habits or a lack of diversity? Probably the la...

  One of the greatest artists to emerge from the bloated Dungeon Synth scene, Old Sorcery blazes a trail of excellence, transforming decrepi...

Previously released only under the physical medium of cassette, one can now indulge in what I presume are leftovers of old, given its simila...

  Reviewing the shortlist, It didn't take me long to pick out ten. Quite a few bands, Slipknot , Puppy & Ghost to name a few, ha...

  In concluding the "castle trilogy", Finnish composer Old Sorcery masters their mysterious craft. Perhaps one to be labeled a mo...

  It is my guess that the recent Hand Of Merlin soundtrack left the Finnish musician with inspiration and ideas that have spilled over to th...

  The one thing you can count on is music! Whatever is happening in the world there never seems to be a shortage of good records, new and ol...

  Concluding our journey for the time being we arrive at Old Sorcery 's third album Sorrowcrown, a lengthy epic wading into Black Metal ...

  As the second of two, one track EPs between the albums, An Inkling Of Void immediately identifies itself as soft, reverberated, smooth osc...

Every once in a while a record gives me writers block. Its as if I can't pinpoint where the magic emanates. It is of course from the sum...

  Another journey has begun, Realms Of Magickal Sorrow lured me in and now I've become obsessed with Old Sorcery! This fantastical fusi...

  Dungeon Synth can almost seem like a cliche of itself at times. With the similarly Old Tower fresh in ones memory, the haunting grayscale...