Xisuma's Musical Journey

  An artist not quite dialed to my particular tastes, yet legend in their own right, Freqgen is another side project by the prolific Klayton...

  A revelation hit me within a riveting first listen, this record is a labor of love. Returning twelve years on from a forgettable  Vices.Vi...

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

  For a while now, I've found myself drawn like a magnet to what I describe as "inconsequential music". That realization helpe...

  I take no pleasure in negativity. After a good go at this one, due to personal recommendation, I've found little positive to say. Hail...

  A lack of anticipation for this newest BABYMETAL record seems obvious in retrospect as its singles and promotional songs mustered little ...

  This is Timewave, another intriguing project of Andrew Odd's and another realm that feels familiar. As a mash of Progressive House, Do...

  Having enjoyed the relative mediocrity of lead single On The Run , the bands newest and eight full length offers little more than the same...

  I'm not overly enthused about this release. Its more of a passing curiosity for a band name I was surprised to hear are still going. I...

My anticipation for this record was soured somewhat by lead single Pa Pa Ya. Its a tad obnoxious and overt but that's one of this a...

Its more than fair to say the Mexican duo Hocico have a sound set in stone. Their Agrro-tech tone and temperament hasn't budged in ...

Excitement and exception falls flat on its face as I rush to pick up a record without a pause to hear it first. Yagya has been a frequ...

Hocico are a Mexican Aggro-Tech duo who have been at it for almost twenty five years now. It was their fifth album "Memorias Atras...

Id not heard of Delerium before receiving this recommendation, however I had heard the Tiesto remix of their famous "Silence"...

Back in 2014 Babymetal's debut didn't make much of an impression on me due to its apparent and unapologetic gimmick, however ...

Danish group "Raunchy" snuck this one, their sixth full length, right under my radar last year. Raunchy are a six-piece group...

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...

As if coincidence had a meaning, on the day i decided to review one of my favorite albums " Jotun " the next day Crow dropped...