Xisuma's Musical Journey

Dynamic duo Magdalena Bay are swiftly becoming a fascination. Stepping back in time from their ambitious, progressive  Killing Time , this d...

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

  My introduction to Trevor Something was through his distinct covers of classic songs ranging from 80s Synthpop ear-bugs to 90s Alternativ...

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

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

   It turns out Sawayama was not Rina's debut. This one flew under my radar, a twenty four minute EP released a few years prior. Self f...

  With a strident return to form, Ulver delivers again on his intelligent renditions of matured Synthpop. After a couple of shaky releases,...

   What Happened To The Heart will likely be my album of the year. I've sat on this one for months, hitting a curious writers block when...

  Currently topping the streaming charts, this former Disney star charms with her strong soft voice dynamic. Backed by a seasoned production...

  Following up on a smashing debut, Hold The Girl's antidote lays in repetition as first impressions come stiffly poisoned by uncanny fa...

 Arriving at the cutting edge of contemporary Pop music, singer-songwriter Rina casts an excitable web of diverse musical influences. With d...

  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...

  My introduction to one man band Trevor Something was through a handful of delightful re-imaginations of 80s Synthpop and Alternative class...

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

  Returning swiftly from the lukewarm reception of Twelve Carat Toothache , Post Malone returns with a notable progression in his persona a...

  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...

  Two decades have passed since Enter Shikari made waves playing in our local music scene. With an unwavering resilience, they retain a rel...

  As the last of Janelle Monáe 's offerings, Dirty Computer signifies a departure from its established android protagonist narrative. Wh...

  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...