Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Crashing in with the lurching Barbarians Blood, a familiar cast of Sludgy Progressive Metal broods a stormy foreboding. Its gradual encroa...

  Unlike Swift's other records I've indulged in, Folklore swept me under its spell swiftly... excuse the unspectacular pun. From the...

  After a brazen foray of experimentation with  Petal Black Rock , Willow bridges the gap between those Avant-Garde impulses and her prior p...

In search of a slice of the nineties? Absolutely! Having somehow evaded my radar, Machines Of Loving Grace embrace the lighter side of Metal...

As part of my passing musical diet these past two weeks,  Motionless In White return for another cheesy romp of unoriginal modern Metal. Ex...

  Now eight records deep into their career, A Pale White Dot marks a djentleman's competency within expectancy, a harder to love record ...

  Going three for three,  Rodrigo returns upon intrepid stride. With no shortage of inspirations, this latest chapter documents her life...

  Its with the utmost respect for Deftones  and their suffering that I write these thoughts. For context, Eros was shelved during its creati...

  I'm always overcome with a wave of joy by the sudden surprise of a Fief record drop. Better yet, to enjoy its soothing cinema on a be...

   Once their debut album, now retroactively labeled a demo album. Slipknot 's original incarnation was a curious machination of Death M...

Technically an album without an artists publishing name, Look Outside Your window Is the so called experimental album recorded by Slipknot ...

  Having previously expressed disillusionment with his artistry a rapper, Vince 's return feels well earned and keenly authentic, someth...

  In a rather meta move,  Blood Incantation release All Gates Open. A soundtrack to their homebrew cinema on the recording process of the c...

  Has it been a minute since I precariously enjoyed some good old disgusting slam? Or do the fresh faced PeelingFlesh have an ace up their s...

  Arriving upon its origin, Sungazer 's brief debut plays like an assemble of short conceptual experiments. Brimming with a ditzy glitch...

  Further approaching the duos origin, this sophomore EP fits a snug five track format of snappy, "to the point" tracks, clocking ...

  Kicking off with Threshold to establish a whimsical tone, we embark upon luminous musical crossroads. The duos Jazz Fusion architecture me...

As far as classic rappers past their prime goes, This Thing Of Ours has been reasonably entertaining. Consisting of Cypress Hill 's B-Re...

As a listener for whom lyrics can often fly over ones head, it may seem ironic that my main critique of Malombra is its lack of oral presenc...

Late to the party but happy to have finally arrived, my years spent following Adam Neely's explainer videos and showcasing of prodigy pe...