Xisuma's Musical Journey

Still going strong on their twenty five year career, Darkthrone duo Fenriz and Nocturno Culto churn out their sixteenth record to dat...

Following up on 2015's "Book Of Lore Volume I" we have the second installment which has been instantaneously more enjoyab...

To understand the significance of this record one must be accustomed with Korn's fall from grace, an unfortunately abysmal output s...

Thinking back over Opeth's lengthy discography the tipping of the scales started with 2008's "Watershed", the last al...

It seems to be a recurring sentiment that an albums first impressions are misleading and once again I found myself disappointed for an ...

Swedish Metal act Ghost should need no introduction but the reality is they are a new, fresh and growing band who have revitalized an o...

With a distinctly different album art and futurist themed title, Erang has stepped bravely into new territory as the fantasy driven Du...

Gojira were once France's most promising band in a lacking Metal scene the country is still devoid of. The mid naughties saw the re...

Crass 's third record is a loud, bold statement. One that transcends the ideological rebellion from their first two records into ar...

Its been on spin these last few months, Australian outfit The Chruch's latest record is one Ive struggled to put into words. Its a ...

News of this bands return wasn't the most exciting story id heard this year but it was certainly unexpected for the Canadian Quebec...

An initial wave of excitement hit as the release of a new C418 record hit my inbox, upon seeing the records name that quickly faded as...

With a new album on the horizon and a couple of fantastic singles, the legendary Metallica sound like their heading back to form compar...

For some fans its been a long wait but luckily for me Australian guitarist Plini 's debut full length drops just after Ive finished...

Devil Daggers is a hellish, brutal and difficult game that hails back to the glory days of fps and Doom clones, where the themes were m...