Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Arriving at our 13th installment in the Cocteau Twins journey, fatigue comes to mind with a full length record that is both pleasant and ...

Nostalgia revival has been a recurring theme across the musical spectrum in recent years. Strangely, the better of it all doesn't feel n...

  Having recently recorded my blog post on Arcane Omega for my music channel, I was prompted to explore the Finnish bands back catalog and ...

  And so the Cocteau Twins musical journey continues on with what will be the last of these brief EPs, for a few years at least. Its been a...

I may have said I was done with this journey for now but one curious listen alone had me thinking this was hands down the best Bolt Thrower ...

 Having recently split a subpar album into two EPs in the previous year, the Cocteau Twins return with a full release that on paper you'...

This is it! The pivot I was listening out for, a moment of change but one that surprisingly comes as a full on swing. With a touch of Doom M...

  Echoes In A Shallow Bay is the second half of what could of been a fourth album for the Scottish trio. Tiny Dynamite has the favorable pi...

Sometimes, it can be quite difficult to write about records your simply not sold on. Here my curiosity lies in the bands evolution to the te...

  This four track record, named Tiny Dynamine, is the first of a double EP release by the Cocteau Twins . Essentially, it could of been the ...

  Prompted by the stunning Endless Summer , I wanted enjoy more of Icelandic singer songwriter Soley's music. Ive found myself on famili...

    Its another EP from the Cocteau Twins but this time the four songs are of notable intrigue! Perhaps it is the title track and lead sing...

Four years on from their debut record Vegas , The Crystal Method return during the decline of Big Beat's popularity with a sound somewha...

When embarking on this newest musical journey with the Cocteau Twins , it is this record I was itching to write about. Discovering them back...

   Following up on yesterdays post about Tick, Burn, Screech & Halt we have the second installment by this wonderfully peculiar musici...