Author archives: deckard_cain

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These dreams of dread, I sprout, All souls so weak, they rout. These gnarled roots of mine, they bind, All souls of so feeble, a mind.

Unholy Grave – Grindcrew Warheads

Apr 21, 14 • 3314 Views • International News, News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Mohammad Kabeer reviews the new live album from Unholy Graves, released via Give Praise Records. Japan has a very rich extreme music scene, from some of the brutal death metal out there like Vomit Remnants, Gorevent and Disconformity to eerie black...
Tombstoned – Tombstoned

Apr 18, 14 • 2747 Views • International News, News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Sriram reviews the new self-titled from Tombstoned, released via Svart Records. If you have been following the heavy music scene of late, you have no doubt noticed the heartening proliferation of bands paying allegiance to the proto-metal sound of the early...
Gorguts – Colored Sands

Apr 18, 14 • 2822 Views • International News, News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • 1 Comment

Jayaprakash Satyamurthy reviews the new album from Gorguts titled Colored Sands, released via Season of Mist. If you’re going to wait 12 years to release a new album, it had better be something special. Considering that Gorguts’ initial 4-album run was...
Exhumed – Necrocracy

Apr 18, 14 • 3096 Views • International News, News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • 2 Comments

Achintya Venkatesh reviews the new album from veterans Exhumed titled Necrocracy, released via Relapse Records. Exhumed has often been subject to endless comparisons with, and is often deemed as the liminal alternative to Carcass in light of the prolonged...
Erra – Augment

Apr 18, 14 • 3694 Views • International News, News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Deckard Cain reviews the new album from Erra titled Augment, released via Tragic Hero Records. I’d vouch for this. ’50 % of the metal loving populace of India grew up on nu metal/ metalcore’. Well for obvious reasons I cannot further substantiate this...