Xisuma's Musical Journey

  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...

  Stepping back from the metallic grungy raptures of Red Sky Mourning , Feel It All Around plays rather unsurprisingly like its natural pred...

Michigan rapper  Danny Brown returns with a highly collaborative record, spotting features to smaller artists on all but two tracks. Still ...

  I can't recall the last time I took to a record so swiftly. That's high praise considering my perpetual binging of its ten tracks ...

  Master of scenery sculpting, our beloved Rune Realms turns attention towards atmosphere. With this newest Tolkien inspired chapter, The Mu...

  I Initially passed on this one. Nominations for rap album of the year pulled me back in. Brothers Pusha T and Malice both share cold bloo...

Its been a while since I last checked in with Howling Giant . Turning an ear back to The Space Between Worlds , an evolution in song craft a...

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

  Still pumping out records and seeking fruitful collaborations, ambience master Steve Roach returns with a spellbinding record conjuring e...

In this age of drip feeding album hype cycles with a growing string of singles, its unclear if Struck Dead is a standalone EP, or the lead i...

  Contender for album of the year, Nocturnal Birding leaves me with a sense of guilt. As a renewed appreciation of brilliance settles in, I ...

  Current darlings of Extreme Metal, with a swiftly growing popularity, Lorna Shore seem poised to take off. This second incarnation with i...

Where once a clear vision of anarchic rebellion stood fulled by societal frustrations and obligatory anger, Ho99o9 have descended into an e...

Striking while the iron is hot, Sabrina swiftly turns around another record. Leaning further into Country vibes with a competent arrangement...

With his legendary status firmly intact, jumping into an extensive discography such as Prince's can be daunting. Why not simply start at...

  Now over thirty years deep, the Deftones ' tenth record packs little novelty for old heads, yet will enthrall the recent surge of new ...

Album four and the experience follows a now familiar form, another protracted stream of creativity lacking curation. Once again, sparks of g...

  Its a smash! Returning swiftly from New World Depression , cousins Ruby and Scrim spin the wheels recycling their distinct but well refine...

Catching my ear with their easy sways between scruffy Grunge chorus riffs and melodic Shoegaze tinged verses, Fantasy served as an intriguin...

Arriving swiftly off the back of a remarkable Chromakopia , Tyler suddenly drops this fun fast and loose record. A surprise release, Don...