Xisuma's Musical Journey

  The City Morgue duo are back with another barrage of obnoxious violent raps, spitting hate and threats in all directions. Following up on...

Ones body will be scared by age but so shall the mind! It seems almost criminal that the brilliance of Hammerheart has faded in reputation...

    As one of the more exciting acts to follow, the regularity of new material is always welcome. Hot off the heals of Cyber Warfare , the...

    What words to muster for this record? Its been tough to find them. Almost twenty years on from XX there is little stylistic evolution...

    Its felt like a lengthy, patient wait but alas! The time has come again for another installment in the Lord Lovidicus journey. Steeri...

    To round out the nostalgic dive into a legendary local scene band, I managed to scrape together two of the three songs that made up th...

   I've often seen this record cited as a classic, one to check out yet I found my entry to it slow but alas one day came Albatross on...

   And now for the album where it all started for me... One of my first Black Metal records, Emperor 's almighty and majestic In The N...

   Where to begin with colors? What an incredible album. I was barely a fan when this record first dropped. I might have mistakenly known ...

 Continuing another adventure into the music of my youth, Bathory 's third effort was one less acquainted with. It had however solidif...

Plunging into a world of maniacal self deprecation, Chelsea Wolfe and Jess Gowrie team up for a short collaborative effort. Its sleazy na...

   Formerly know as Daryl Donald , this name change to Brelstaff signifies little in the way of musical progression. Its another collecti...

With The Double A being my go too record for youthful nostalgia, memories of this, the bands debut album, are somewhat foggy. I seem t...

Stagnation is the word that comes to mind enjoying this chilled jazzy trio of Hip Hop tracks flying the flag for the 90s sound. From B4...

Announced as his retirement record, No Pressure doesn't feel like a send off but its title reflects the mood, a resignation to expe...