Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Still one to check in with, City Morgue return recycling a familiar flavor of feisty aggression. Fusing Trap with Horrorcore and touches ...

  This entry serves has a marker of discovery, a favored familiar frontier, voyaged by an artist exploring that magical space between distan...

Esoteric, arcane and obscure, Draconic Synthesis engulfs us on a mystic venture the marvels of sound design. Tinkering and experimentation h...

  Five years proved a worthy wait, Unicorn returns riding into a surreal synthetic sunset of its own design. Fully focused on fundamentals, ...

  Competently entertaining yet lacking a defining feature, 3TEETH returns, armed with a force of subdued aggression that gets wrapped up in...

  Discovered through a scientific podcast about the effects of music on our psychology and physiology, Weightless has been studied to learn ...

  Discovering the likes of Paris years back, left me wondering why this talented rappers career never took off. Guerilla Funk highlights wh...

  This swift trilogy concludes on time to celebrate the rappers 50th birthday. A startling reminder that Nas is yet to show is age, vocally...

  Two years on from Sour , Olivia matures, returning with welcome yet familiar tuneful dances of vulnerable self expression. Guts possibly s...

With an Ethereal haze of gristly guitar distortions casting adoring shadows across humble origins, Shanty sets a shimmering Shoegazing tone,...

  In search of more meditative astral ambiences, Annihilation Of Self caught my ear with an eerie, uncanny familiarity. The culprit? Song tw...

   One half of Run The Jewels , Mike's solo career has been on hiatus for eleven years since his almighty R.A.P. Music . That fruitful f...

Mellow Fantasy, a breezy affair of performative Jazz Hop. Slick in design and execution, the Jazz Fusion adjacent instrumental artistry of t...

  Frank Klepacki is back! Not the first post- Remaster release, but one that caught my eye! Picking up his battle axe and throwing down sto...

  Scouring the web for more unturned stones within Symphonic Black Metal, I found my way to fellow Brits Bal-Sagoth. Although not akin to my...