Xisuma's Musical Journey

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

  Five years on from the opinion dividing Amo , a diverse yet trendy leaning record, Bring Me The Horizon return again to the cutting edge o...

  With frantic demeanor, pointed jittery bombardments unleash bottled up agitations. Furious spurts of frenzied anger erupt, spewing forth a...

  Opening with shiny crimson acoustics, Vertigo croons on contrasting vibes. Its initial Ethereal glaze rubs against a pacey rhythm section....

  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...

  To discover Helmet , is to learn of the bridge between Grunge and Nu Metal. Familiar with their classic Meantime, Betty drew me in after S...

  My excitement and appetite for the cutting edge of brutality in the world of Extreme Metal as diminished severely with time. Most bands I ...

Released as a short twelve minute EP, the emotive Post-Hardcore group Can't Swim of Kansas Missouri take a break in stride from th...

Converge, a band with a reputation, known as pioneers of the more erratic strain of a Heavy Metal and Hardcore crossover, the Massachus...

With fire and flames "Oblivion" burns through its sixteen tracks in a frenzy of anger, rage and fury. Clocking in at thirty t...

One, two, three, four, Ribena! No, not the fruit drink, repeater is the word! A misheard lyric I just corrected myself on as I looked u...

 This record peaked my interest when reading through several "Top 500" album lists. I'd never heard of this American Hard...

For me, Enter Shikari are no normal band. They were once thee band in our local scene, playing at our schools, pubs and clubs we saw th...