Xisuma's Musical Journey

   Lingering on the cutting emotive sensations of Vessel, this newest chapter, Even In Arcadia, plays like poetry in motion, a dwell of pers...

  Without a whiff of precariousness, our beloved titans of Metal return stuck amidst illustrious stagnation. Completely predictable yet joyo...

    Plagued by the inconsistencies of searching for an identity, exploring genres, never settling on a sound, it seems that Poppy has final...

  Spotify is doing a mighty fine job figuring me out with its algorithms. Lurching in the shadows of Deftones , Lacuna Coil, with flashes of...

    On a somewhat predictable trajectory, yet no less exciting, Are You Afraid lands high octane metallic exuberance. Bolstered by punchy pr...

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

  Churning the Pop Metal formula through a dense wall of sound, American rockers Conquer Divide caught my ear with their empowered effeminat...

  I take no pleasure in negativity. After a good go at this one, due to personal recommendation, I've found little positive to say. Hail...

  Hopefully paving the path to a new record, German outfit Chaosbay have been dropping singles, now wrapped into this three track EP. Showc...

  Currently catching a wave of attention within the Metal community, this anonymous collective known as Sleep Token have deployed their thir...

  Datura, a brief twenty six minute strive housing four tracks on the bleeding edge of Pop Metal. Embracing Djent guitar tones and the Linki...

  A lack of anticipation for this newest BABYMETAL record seems obvious in retrospect as its singles and promotional songs mustered little ...

  Built on top of the 2 Billion EP, 2222 expands horizons without a renewed distinction. A few recycled riffs and lyrical themes present de...

  One of this years most exciting releases, Boxes , was my introduction to the German Progressive Metal outfit. Starting at a peak of evolut...

My anticipation for this record was soured somewhat by lead single Pa Pa Ya. Its a tad obnoxious and overt but that's one of this a...