Xisuma's Musical Journey

Coming from the No Limit music factory, Mac's "Shell Shocked" is another from the year of 98 when No Limit Records pumped...

  Every year is a great year for music, because even if there isn't a lot interesting going on (not the case) there is an enormous ...

So its nearly the end of the year and time to write about my favorite records released. Now that I think back over the year there h...

Recommended to me as a cross between Haken and Opeth I couldn't pass up the promise of some epic Progressive Metal which Ive been e...

 At the beginning of the year I enjoyed my first Cloukicker record " The Discovery " from the Pittsburgh based one man band. ...

Here's a record that's been in my rotation for a couple of years now. Hailed as a masterpiece and a classic I've failed to ...

Revisiting one of my favorite records from last year I found myself encapsulated in the mystic abyss that is "Celestite" agai...

Back with an appetizer, a whiff of a record that clocks in at just under 10 minutes, Biro teases us with four of his finest beats to da...

Killing Joke have quickly become a favorite band of mine and more so for their first two records than any of the others Ive been making...

Following up on my favorite southern record " Chopper City In The Ghetto " is B.G's last release with Cash Money Records ...

On their previous record " Under A Funeral Moon " Darkthrone created a purist record that pushed musical boundaries in an ...

Of the back of their transitional record " A Blaze In The Northern Sky " Darkthrone set out to write a purist record that woul...

In recent weeks I've been in the mood for revisiting old favorites and Norwegian Black Metal outfit Darkthrone are among them. Its ...

Returning to the dirty south again I picked up this record from the Cash Money crew that's been hailed as a classic. Fronted by one...

It was back in March of this year that I first gave this record a spin. After listening to their debut " Killing Joke " I mov...