Author archives: Sanath

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Metalhead, digital geek by profession. Loves Rock N Roll and shoots concerts.

A MidYear Reflection: Deckard Cain’s Maladies of the Ear

Mar 23, 14 • 3732 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

A stooping back, coughed up blood, feet that grate and yet death eludes me. A great evil works beneath the surface, ceaselessly, to guarantee me life, sustaining it. I reckon it is that good for nothing, hellhole dweller, Diablo, once again. While the rest of...
Lord Dying – Summon the Faithless | Review

Mar 23, 14 • 1714 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Mohammad Kabeer reviews the debut album from Lord Dying titled Summon the Faithless, released via Relapse Records. Tracklisting : 1. In a Frightful State of Gnawed Dismemberment (5:10) 2. Summoning the Faithless (4:43) 3. Greed Is Your Horse (4:41) 4. Descend...
Witches Mark – Witching Metal Ritual | Review

Mar 23, 14 • 1923 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Achintya Venkatesh reviews the new album from Witches Mark titled Witching Metal Ritual, released via Heaven and Hell Records. Witching Metal Ritual is a rather deceiving album title. Having picked out this album to review upon first glance of the...
Phil H. Anselmo & The Illegals – Walk Through Exits Only | Review

Mar 23, 14 • 1932 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Mohammad Kabeer reviews the new album from Phil H.Anselmo & The Illegals titled Walk through exits only, released via Housecore Records / Season of Mist. TRACKLIST: 01. Music Media Is My Whore 02. Battalion Of Zero 03. Betrayed 04. Usurper Bastard’s...
Preludium – Impending Hostility | Review

Mar 23, 14 • 1968 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Achintya Venkatesh reviews the new album from Preludium titled Impending Hostility, released via Transcending Obscurity. Humanity’s fascination with war is nothing short of confounding – destructive and degenerating in actuality, but war has somehow...