Xisuma's Musical Journey

Possibly completing some form of "leather trilogy",  Carpenter Brut returns with album three after a lengthy four year absence. A...

Stepping back from the impressive Vows , this debutant record suffers a retrospect, lingering in its shadow as an inferior product. Despite ...

  My allure to this record arrived through Midnight & Angel. With tender voice, tight electro percussion and nightly synth melodies, thi...

  Having been drip fed half these songs as singles leading up to release, Conflict DLC has been a swift indulgence. The other half of snappy...

  Quick of the heels of The Shadow , Trevor returns with a classy record, honing in on indulgent moods and soothing tones, executing this co...

  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...

    Bridging Synthwave and Cosmic Ambience, Dynatron returns from a four year silence with this soothing astral inspired pair of tracks. Th...

  Our latest Minecraft update places emphasis on the quiet unsettled atmosphere of its eerie Pale Garden biome. Upon entering, the games mus...

  Synthwave aces Dance With The Dead return again with a tight six track EP. Dark Matter strikes firm and fast, dialing in a two pronged ap...

    Housing four cuts from Ashamed , Rat Wars has been a swift brake in. Retaining their distinct flavor of broody, downtrodden dystopian at...

  Introduced via a collaboration with Health , this French artist fits snugly into the dark electronic music I've been exploring of late...

  Jumping around their discography, looking for an entry, it was this latest single I really latched onto. Health are a Californian trio tha...

  This entry serves has a marker of discovery, a favored familiar frontier, voyaged by an artist exploring that magical space between distan...

  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 ...

Since discovering Dreamstate Logic last year, the spacey music has become a staple in my streams. These cool, cold, cosmic breezes of astra...

  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...

  With age comes a diminishing pace. Now five years apart from The Other Side , Gothminister makes a meager return. Seemingly stuck in their...