Archive for the ‘Reviews’ Category

The Mire – Glass Cathedrals

Mar 28, 14 • 3030 Views • International News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Deckard Cain reviews the debut new album from The Mire titled Glass Cathedrals (self-released) Post- metal as a genre seems to have lost much of its sheen when ISIS left the fold and Neurosis for the first time made an album that might as well be considered a...
The glory that is Greece: a black metal revelation (Aenaon and Hail Spirit Noir)

Mar 26, 14 • 3457 Views • International News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • 1 Comment

Jayaprakash Satyamurthy does a dual review for the albums : Aenaon‘s Extance and Hail Spirit Noir’s Oi Magoi, both released via Code666 Records/Aural Music. For a while now, France has been my go-to source for interesting black metal bands that...
Kafir E Azam/Bvlghvm Split

Mar 26, 14 • 5649 Views • International News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Mohammad Kabeer reviews the new split from Kafir E Azam and Bvlghvm The first time I had ever heard of a so called “Rock” scene was during my childhood in the mid 90’s .My cousins used to talk about Vital Signs and Junoon as if they were the next...
Review – ‘Mortar – Ground Zero EP’

Mar 23, 14 • 2372 Views • Reviews • Raklov • No Comments

Thrash is a style distinct from others due to its aggression, speed and accuracy. The very name Mortar is reminiscent of those 80′s thrash metal bands that took the scene by a storm. Hailing from Kolkata, Mortar is a new and much needed breed. The band was...
Halahkuh – Desecration Review

Mar 23, 14 • 2317 Views • Reviews • Raklov • No Comments

Halahkuh is a 4 piece Death/Thrash metal band from Pune. Current line-up consists of Vocals/ Bass by Prakhar Soni,Chinmay Bokil on leads, Rhythms by Subhrajyoti Sarkar and Arjun Menon on the Drums. Halahkuh is a phenomenally powerful entity, which is fully...