Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Trollslayer! Another anonymous bedroom composer with high output. A possible deterrent in a niche scene sloshing in low effort records. De...

Concluding this journey on a more positive note, Hidden Mysteries houses one or two moments of esoteric magic alongside a baffling set of ex...

Album number three, Le Roi Est Mort, Vive Le Roi! arrives an amorphus evolution of previous ideas. The prior potiency of Worldbeat dimishes ...

  In a pleasant surprise, it seems this assembly of musicians was no fluke. Evolving from MCMXCa.D. , the group lean further into the Worldb...

Catching my ear through the Spotify playlist shuffle, a curiosity was peaked given its early release date. This both felt and sounded like a...

  From algorithmic shuffle, to library, to playlist, Serenades Of The Night has swiftly won me over as another meditative ambient mastery re...

   What Happened To The Heart will likely be my album of the year. I've sat on this one for months, hitting a curious writers block when...

  After a stunning stretch of remarkable records, the Australian duo ventured on-wards one last time before parting ways. Fortunately they w...

Returning from a lengthy sixteen year hiatus, no fresh spark of light, or flash of genius awaits us. Instead, Anastasis plays as an amalgama...

  Simz ' output is already steeped in creativity. This EP series serve as a niche place to drop any variety of flavor and this seventh i...

  Proceeding their sophomore Teignmouth, we embark on sullen strides of mournful brooding. Mental Traveller ventures into worldly vibrations...

  A recent emotional plunge had me engrossed within the historical worldly sounds of Dead Can Dance again. Now armed with Spotify's mag...

    Now steered into niche destinations by the Spotify algorithm, I stubble across Hall Of Dreams, one of two record by a German composer wh...

  Reuniting to follow up on the entrancing dusky spells of Forgotten Gods , the trio tread lukewarm waters, unable to spark the temporal mag...

Fancying another foray into the works of Steve Roach , a musician with too many records to count, I couldn't help but notice its popular...

This past month Ive been enjoying the sounds of British quartet Sons Of Kemet from our capital city London. This record, their third, i...

Blessed we are to have another Dead Can Dance project on our hands. After a six year absence the duo return with a mid length, sweet a...

American composer Steve Roach's third major release, Dreamtime Return, has been lavished with praise, finding its way onto many e...

After a string of five records, Australian duo Dead Can Dance take a little longer to get their next effort out with a compilation rel...

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