Xisuma's Musical Journey

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

  Arriving at Willow 's third record, endearing blemishes of youthful nativity emerge. Heart-brake pains and relationship woes dominate ...

    With a chronological step back from an adored Empathogen , Coping Mechanism shifts its fundamental appeal to serve my tastes immaculatel...

  Two years on from Sour , Olivia matures, returning with welcome yet familiar tuneful dances of vulnerable self expression. Guts possibly s...

  Initially, the Canadian Pop Punk outfit Sum 41 's fourth outing was supposed to be the most exciting! Hailed as their most metallic re...

  I've had nothing but fun with this cheap and cheerful record! Following up on a massive breakout with All Killer, No Filler , the Cana...

    Released a year prior to All Killer, No Filler , the Canadian Pop Punkers debuted with this mini album, Half Hour Of Power. Its another ...

Talk about a blast from the past, my teenage days of lounging on the couch after school, watching MTV for hours on end have returned so vivi...

  Being of a different generation, I only became aware of Olivia Rodrigo when the storm of ignorance descended upon Sour and its similarit...

  Don't be fooled, the oddly Gothic, Danzig alike album cover doesn't accurately reflect the emotive suburban vibes this group eman...

  Not one to stick with a sound for long, Poppy moves on from the eclectic aesthetic extremities of I Disagree and metallic framework, now ...

My recent disappointment with the bands self titled album brought my eyes to Go Away, a four track EP I overlooked that plays counter p...

Last years Fail You Again was a peach! Now Can't Swim are swiftly back at it for round two with their sophomore record. They hit t...