Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Upon reading comments and critiques on Almost A Dance lay proclamations of a broader movement in Metal at the time, one that promised mor...

After a lengthy deep dive through the dark powerhouse known as Trilogy, Carpenter Brut returns with an upbeat, energized vision of Synthwave...

  Home to a new "song of obsession" of mine, this four track EP has night not been quite as enigmatic as ResetRewind, a six minute...

Not every band has to bring something new to the table, especially when in a stride most appetizing to the listener. Blut Aus Nord's lat...

   Spoiled by the swift succession of Damn from To Pimp a Butterfly , A patient five year wait returns this generations goat on yet another...

  I've had nothing but fun with this cheap and cheerful record! Following up on a massive breakout with All Killer, No Filler , the Cana...

  Stead and with patience, Ive been enjoying this lengthy eight minute juggernaut known as Trilogy for some months now. When first recommend...

Accepting an algorithmically generation suggestion from Spotify, I was pleasantly surprised. American Indie Rock outfit Ovlov's third al...

Sophomore albums can be tricky and after soaring high on their debut The Goat , the trio return with a mixed bag of treats. As the Pure Evil...

Lets set the scene, the Heavy Metal landscape is changing drastically, Thrash and Death Metal are on the rise with Grunge and Alternative se...

 Released between two of my personal tens, the musky symphonic gloom of Always... and the warm, youthful ascension of Mandylion , you'...

  Have Rammstein found their footing again? Three years on from the untitled record with a pandemic wedged in-between, they would have had ...

    Released a year prior to All Killer, No Filler , the Canadian Pop Punkers debuted with this mini album, Half Hour Of Power. Its another ...

  Presently decades beyond the youthful beauty of their magnum opus Mandylion , my excitement for the group has vanished in the wake of Beau...

  Its end of the line for this nostalgic Old Man's Child dive. Slaves Of The World is one I barely paid attention to upon release, so i...