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.

Dying Embrace/Dusk – Through Corridors of Dead Centuries (Split)

Aug 31, 14 • 3046 Views • Indian News, News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Achintya Venkatesh reviews the Dusk and Dying Embrace split EP titled Through Corridors of Dead Centuries, released via Cyclopean Eye Productions. Doom metal is undoubtedly one of the most idiosyncratic and personal styles of heavy metal, and thus the...
Shooting Oblivion: Blut Aus Nord – 777 – Sect(s)

Aug 31, 14 • 3684 Views • Reviews, Shooting Oblivion, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

The absolutely brilliant artwork is by Chilean artist Daniel Valencia from Fenomeno Design Dipankar Mohanty revisits part I (777 – Sect(s)) of Blut Aus Nord‘s famed Desanctification series, released via Debumur Morti. For the uninitiated Blut...
Saor – Aura

Aug 16, 14 • 3441 Views • Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Dipankar Mohanty reviews the new album from Saor titled Aura, released via Northern Silence Productions. One man black metal bands (or their sub variants) are often something that I take with a pinch of salt. The one man force behind SAOR, Andy Marshall is...
Fallujah – The Flesh Prevails

Aug 9, 14 • 3586 Views • Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Dipankar Mohanty after his take on their previous record on our Shooting Oblivion series, decides to give Fallujah’s latest a spin. The Flesh Prevails is released via Unique Leader Records. This magnificent artwork is a joint effort between Polish...
Shooting Oblivion: Part II (Fallujah)

Aug 4, 14 • 2877 Views • Reviews, Shooting Oblivion, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Fallujah’s meteoric rise to popularity has definitely been the talk of the town. Unfortunately it belies the crucial shifts in sound with each album, something which has been easily forgotten. In the midst of all the talk that their last EP...