Author archives: Sanath

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

Besieged – Victims Beyond All Help | Review

Mar 22, 14 • 2199 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Jayaprakash Satyamurthy reviews the reissue of the album from Besieged titled Victims Beyond All Help, released via Unspeakable Axe Records. Tracklisting: ‘Internal Suffering’ ‘Death’ ‘Buried Alive’ ‘The End’...
Diamonds in the Rough – April – Part II

Mar 22, 14 • 2082 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Damn it! We are almost at the end of May and here i am typing away last month’s Diamonds in the Rough. As usual i’ve been giving the lords of procrastination a run for their money. To be frank a combination of the much dreaded office work and and...
Devourment – Conceived in Sewage | Review

Mar 22, 14 • 3499 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

The Old Disgruntled Bastard reviews the new album from Devourment titled Conceived in Sewage, released via Relapse Records. Tracklisting: 01. Legalize Homicide 02. Fifty Ton War Machine 03. Conceived In Sewage 04. Fucked With Rats 05. March to Megiddo 06....
Through Music….. Through Harmony…. | Interview

Mar 22, 14 • 3405 Views • International News, Interviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

No modern medical marvel nor one’s overriding faith in religious philosophy can heal wounds, both mental and physical, as much as music can. Music has brought communities together, developed relations and better, sown seeds of trust among a species who...
Diamonds in the Rough – April – Part I

Mar 22, 14 • 1803 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Its that time of the month where i bring you guys our truly one-of-a-kind playlist for your immediate relief and later demise :P. Today we look back at some of the records released in the month of April,which might as well have escaped your grasp, or failed...