Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Nefarious made quite the excitable splash upon impact. With my apatite shaped for the lighter sides of music, a throwback to playful extre...

Shock and awe ensues, as sequenced drum machines and a burly haze of dreamy distortions descend upon the listener. Breaking for a bold singu...

  Dissecting sounds with an analytical scalpel, one can cut critiques upon a lack of overt musical progression. Deploying another bout of th...

  Admittedly, I've waited until the drop name had been unveiled to write my thoughts. With that extended exposure, its become clear that...

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...

Delightfully predictable and thus feverishly indulgent,  Tetrarch return armed with another dose of millennial teenage angst, tapping into ...

   Spinning out another web of shadowy shoe-gazing extremity, Deafheaven return from the captivating Infinite Granite with renewed spite. ...

  With a golden glossy glow to illuminate prior triumphs in their trophy cabinet, the Flatbush duo solidify a concept hinged on their return...

  Devoid of that alluring magic felt on  The Turning Wheel , experimental musician and singer-songwriter Spellling returns with a stiff set ...

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

  A few weeks on from discovering Crossover Thrash outfit Doomsday , a new record drops! In fact, Never Known Peace is their debut "ful...

Some might praise this an instant classic. With an incarcerated 2Pac sailing to the top of the charts, increasing controversies in the publ...

     Leaning hard into their distinct jilted abrasion, experimental Hip Hip trio Clipping return armed with an arsenal of rapid fire razor ...

    Having recently unearthed a modern scowling scene of Groove laden Thrash, tinged in Death and Crossover, Doomsday stuck me as pick of th...

Concluding our Willow journey at its origins, her debut album Ardipithecus limps by briefly tarnished with naive youthful philosophies and ...

    Hardcore veterans Stray From The Path have been at it for a couple decades now. Joining in the fun at their tenth album may leave out so...

  Armed with a charming youthful naivety, Willow's sophomore effort gracefully dodges its own awkward imitations as inspiration and ...

  Godfather of Gangster Rap and front man for the cop killing Body Count , Ice-T courts controversy with an unfiltered, unapologetic rawness...

  This self titled affair is brief, yet concise. At twenty two minutes, it stretches the definition of an album but arrives conceptually com...