Xisuma's Musical Journey

Imaginal Disk serves as my introduction to this talented multi-instrumentalist duo Magdalena Bay. Clocking in with a mightily entertaining f...

Still lingering in the shadows cast by Woman , an eight year wait hasn't yielded much excitement. The Disco-Funk inspired French duo ret...

  Is this our first heavy hitter? An obvious contender for my album of the year, Kyros deliver on an enticing Esoterica teaser. All three t...

  Although just a three track single, Esoterica's lengthier twenty minutes make it feel worthy of comment. The music however, certainly ...

  Five years proved a worthy wait, Unicorn returns riding into a surreal synthetic sunset of its own design. Fully focused on fundamentals, ...

With a brief chance to catch my attention, distinct dazzling synths with a certain glossy sparkle about them allured me in. Also present in ...

  A five year gap between Noire and Electric Sun has elapsed, the largest among VNV's twelve records. Evidently a veteran of ones own i...

  With an enigmatic dystopian eclipse cover and suggestion of darker themes among its title, one might suspect a mood shift towards the more...

  A gratifying sense of inspiration and class washes over with first impressions. Oozing out the gates with its glossy retro-aesthetic and t...

  Obnoxious rhythmic fluctuations take lead, the Saxophone sits central, a lone expressive voice articulating simple expressions over a surr...

  Suffering the meaty bloat of a double disk, lengthy escapade, Vox Humana reaches far. Seeking heavens, with spirit and inspiration guiding...

  Kyros have delivered fresh magic, a new "song of obsession". The epic ResetRewind gave me pause to go deep with this band. Their...

After a lengthy deep dive through the dark powerhouse known as Trilogy, Carpenter Brut returns with an upbeat, energized vision of Synthwave...

  Home to a new "song of obsession" of mine, this four track EP has night not been quite as enigmatic as ResetRewind, a six minute...

  Here is an interesting project that initially seems akin to the Djent Progressive Metal scene. Its another one man band operation journeye...

With its moments of subtle disorientation and off kilt percussive transitioning, Dusk was initially hard to love at first. The pitched ...

I'm struck with a sense of disappointment as an exciting discovery, Trust in the Lifeforce of the Deep Mystery , has been swiftly f...

 In this age of bizarre and unusual musical machinations aided through digital connectivity, this London based trio, The Comet Is Comin...

The Infernal Schism is the second mini album from Synthwave outfit Hexenkraft . Its a pivot from the genres tropes to a far more fittin...

Admittedly I had fallen behind with VNV Nation. Of Faith Power And Glory is the last record of theirs I own, that was almost over ten y...