Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Unleashing emotions raw and aching, Abel's heavenly falsetto collide with misery as Hurry Up Tomorrow paints a unenviable depiction of...

    Venturing further into the union of Synthwave and Black Metal, we find elevated production aesthetics that I'm not entirely sure aid...

  What do we have here? A Synthwave and Black Metal crossover. Is this possible? Anything in music is but that doesn't always lead to su...

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

Dazzled by the dense musical exuberance of Civilization II, I now venture back to Kero's origins. This debut mixtape, Kero Bonito, was q...

  With several years passed since my plunge into Dance With The Dead 's albums, this lively return, polished of with an aesthetic upgrad...

Having made waves with his retro inspired After Hours , The Weekend returns two years on with Dawn FM. Leaning deeper into the nostalgia of ...

  Wholly impressed by the new Caves & Cliffs soundtrack, I set out to discover more about Lena Raine's music. Celeste has been one ...

  Three years on from Hey Listen! The return of Izioq comes with a big shift in style as this supposed game soundtrack ushers in moody atm...

  Its album number nineteen for Erang! A release that arrives with a drastic stylistic shift, the first to truly shed the Dungeon Synth and ...

  My curiosity in Old Sorcery 's use of retro synths had this artist recommend to me as a link between Dungeon Synth and old school elec...

 One to be wooed by the sway of nostalgia, Birmingham based Amynedd's sole release had pull for an era I didn't personally experienc...

  Last year was the first since Erang 's inception that passed without new material released. The French Dungeon Synth musician now brin...

   Its been a few years since I last checked in with the French musician Dan Terminus . Back then the Synthwave scene was still emerging and...

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

With the discovery of Hexenkraft Ive stumbled upon one musicans diabolical answer to the retro inspired Synthwave scene. The music alre...

The fun of this retro synth journey has begun to flicker as my interest wavers in these chirpy adventures on the timely frontier of ele...

In the mood for more of this nostalgic, imaginative yet primal electronic music, I picked up French composer Jean Michel Jarre's fo...

Early synthesizer music has always fascinated me, the likes of Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream have been a pleasure for years so its alw...

After the disappointment of Send The Signal we jump forward to The Shape, the California duo's most recent album, which restores m...