Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Hailing from the Slavic regions of Europe, this young Czech's distinct accent embeds sharp flavors on top his nasal pitch. Loaded with...

  A lack of anticipation for this newest BABYMETAL record seems obvious in retrospect as its singles and promotional songs mustered little ...

  I recall commenting previously that Yagya 's music, a unique blend of dreamy Ethereal Downtempo ambience, had run its course with me. ...

  Here's one for my youth! Loud Rocks is a Hip Hop & Metal crossover record I'm somewhat flabbergasted to have not discovered ye...

  Herein lies another nostalgia bend, or so I thought on first glance. Hailing from Dallas, these Texan's reach thirty years back for in...

  I find myself in awe again. Next on our Rune Realms journey I picked The Stormcoast. Adorned with a teal stone runic border and painted l...

  Now a fully fledged Tool convert, it seemed logical I'd enjoy more of Maynard's voice, having grown so fond of his unique persona...

  Following up on last years Lyfë , Yeat returns to hold down a lengthy record on his own. Onboarding two alter egos, the twenty two tracks ...

 Hailing from New Orleans, this independent Rap duo made quite the impression. Muddying between Horrorcore and Cloud Rap, their dark leaning...

As master of environmental ambience and subtle suggestion, I next ventured to Rune Realms ' early works, to see how insinuations of cast...

  With an enigmatic dystopian eclipse cover and suggestion of darker themes among its title, one might suspect a mood shift towards the more...

  Prelude to The Archandroid and first installment of a conceptual series of records, Metropolis is a fair introduction to Janelle's qu...

If mid 80's Hip Hop with its clunky grooves, fun but dated rhyming tropes is your niche, then You Can't Stop The Bum Rush might just...

  Operating under the alias of Godzilla's three headed nemesis, the beast King Ghidorah, prolific hip hop entrepreneur, rapper, producer...

  Where this journey ends, others shall begin. Having occupied a fair portion of my auditory real estate, I've come conclude there is li...