Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Taking action on ambition and following his dreams, I've got nothing but respect for KSI choosing to step out of one lane and maneuver...

  Released just six weeks back, the Turnstile Love Connection EP had me hyped for something special... but when your four best tracks are t...

  Following on from the now unearthed demo Drifting... , we have another eight track cassette. Released two years on, Enchantment Of The Rin...

  For a long time Ive wanted to get around to writing on Hunger Of Elements by Kataxu, the one man band from Poland. That record is one of a...

  Somehow this one snuck under my radar in 2020. As an avid Body Count fan, I remember looking forward to its release after the charged, ant...

  If you've followed this blog for Dungeon Synth and Fantasy music, then today you are in for a treat. The micro-genre's resurgence ...

Is the Nu Metal revival on? There is certainly no shortage of acts doing something with the sound twenty years on from the genres hey day. A...

Following up on a dazzling four track instrumental EP Alteration , it became swiftly apparent the band are side stepping from their core sou...

 With less than a year elapsed, legendary New York rapper Nas returns with a second installment of King's Disease . These fifteen new t...

  Six years out from Choose Your Weapon , the Australian outfit Hiatus Kaiyote return with twelve classy cuts of modern, creative Jazz Rock ...

  Fortune or chance, whatever your fancy, had me stumble onto this record that speaks to a particular niche I've been into as of late. P...

  So distant now from its curious origins and sparks of individual majesty, The Splendor Of Loneliness has me checking out from this artist ...

  What is the significance of a self title record? It tends to signal something of importance, often a debut naming or musical statement of ...

Just a reminder, Billie is still a teenager. This is remarkable within the context of a wonderfully mature and wise record that sees the you...

Its round two with Jim Kirkwood and sticking to these early releases has unsurprisingly yielded a similar experience to that of Middle-Earth...