Xisuma's Musical Journey

  Decades have passed since I last enjoyed one of 2Pac's many posthumous records. I barely remember this double album, loaded with a hun...

    Predecessor to a similarly structured Van , Toilet's waning novelty grounds its impact, having listened Van prior. Elapsing from cru...

    As expressed on the comical Steve Berman skit, a returning from retirement Eminem had enough material for two albums. Refill suggests a...

  Returning to Rap after a short lived five year retirement, Eminem battles his issues with alcohol abuse and pain pill addiction. Using hi...

Working with a typical set of Dungeon Synth keyboard tones, Its clear Fogweaver has mastery of the magic. With no surprises in wait, Magelig...

  Sudden bursts of paranoid Cybergrind madness and muddled demonic screams on its opening pair of tracks may paint a crude, unhinged impress...

   From the silence, a certified legend returns. One half of Hip Hop's golden duo, Its Rakim's lyrical artistry and unchained cadenc...

  After a stunning stretch of remarkable records, the Australian duo ventured on-wards one last time before parting ways. Fortunately they w...

   Introduced via an operatic indulgence on Erang 's gloomy levitation Despair, I had to seek out the French singers solo material. Dame...

    Progenitor to Vortex Of The Worlds , this inaugural effort suffers the knowledge of its own infancy. In light of a stellar brilliance ye...

Returning from a lengthy sixteen year hiatus, no fresh spark of light, or flash of genius awaits us. Instead, Anastasis plays as an amalgama...

   Now over twenty albums deep, one might suspect familiarity to dominate first impressions. What awaits within, is quite a humbling surpris...

    Parody album? Absolutely! Swaying with chilled southern charm, the soft yet tightly wound voice of mild mannered cartoon character Hank ...

    Thematically esoteric with astral overtones, this stunning album art strips away any doubts to its lovecraftian cosmic horror influences...

  With rap retirement in mind, Encore represents a bow out from the spotlight before stepping away from the mic. Sadly, it seems the writing...