Xisuma's Musical Journey

   Cut from the cloth of its era, here lies a Jazz Hop record with distinction. Big Luxury stands apart among a then blossoming scene. Altho...

  Six years on from the remarkable inspirations of Post-Self , the Industrial duo return lacking a refresh in creativity. Purge echos their ...

   Thirteen years on from Interloper , now a classic in my collection, I wanted to hear if Seeker retains the infectious charm this breed of...

With a brief chance to catch my attention, distinct dazzling synths with a certain glossy sparkle about them allured me in. Also present in ...

Dense, sporadic, unstructured and certainly zany, Lil Uzi Vert drops a lengthy lovable mess suffering its own madness. Pink Tape feels buil...

  Having let this one simmer for months now, Its clear that direct comparisons to Tool are somewhat of a disservice. Although a mellower dr...

  With an apatite for this early breed of Djent adjacent Progressive Metal, my hopeful searches of a scene rummaged through before exposed l...

   Its been well over a decade since this project was first envisioned and executed upon. Its arrival feels like some form of closure, a h...

  Either searching for the timeless nightly spell of Fever Ray , or listening with open ears for a new avenue, bar a few flashes of light, R...

    A passing listen sparked limited curiosity. Another ruinous bout of mystic woes? Örnatorpet caught my ear in the past but this latest re...

  Following up on the stunning What's Your Pleasure , singer-songwriter Jessie Ware leans even harder into this craft of love. Going bey...

  Currently catching a wave of attention within the Metal community, this anonymous collective known as Sleep Token have deployed their thir...

  Album number five, No Thank You, is a moment for pause, a frank examination of where Little Simz currently finds herself. The brisk Londo...

One to slip straight into my "Dungeon Synth Focus" playlist, Hoardlegend revels in a deep rumbling mystery of epic stoic ambiguity...

  Reveling in glum and stormy scenery, drizzly guitars moan and slumberous singing swoons to be routinely assailed by gleams of heathen melo...