Archive for the ‘The Slumbering Ent’ Category

Grand Magus – Triumph and Power

Jun 19, 14 • 2957 Views • International News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Jayaprakash Satyamurthy reviews the new album from Grand Magus titled Triumph and Power, released via Nuclear Blast. Artwork by Anthony Roberts (Check more of his stuff here) If you’re anything like me, you like the idea of power metal, but find the...
Teitanblood – Purging Tongues EP

Jun 18, 14 • 3036 Views • International News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Dipankar Mohanty reviews Teitanblood‘s first EP titled Purging Tongues, released via Norma Evangelium Diaboli. The Black/Death genre has seen a serious uptick in the number of bands in recent years and the quality of output has been varied. A...
The Chant – New Haven

Jun 15, 14 • 3610 Views • International News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Deckard Cain reviews the new album from The Chant titled New Haven, released via Lifeforce Records Depression.. A creaky see saw with a medical condition at one end and a mild change of mood that you slip in and out of, at the other. Nobody stays in the same...
Shooting Oblivion: Part I

Jun 14, 14 • 2883 Views • International News, Reviews, Shooting Oblivion, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Connectivity grants accessibility yet inadvertently hastens its lapse into oblivion, if left unattended. The case in point being albums released after the 2000s. The classical era of the 80s and 90s will never be forgotten as they witnessed the pioneering...
Desecresy – Chasmic Transcendence

Jun 1, 14 • 2678 Views • International News, News, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Deckard Cain reviews the new album from Desecresy titled Chasmic Transcendence, released via Xtreem Music. I like their cover art which is simple but comes with great texture. Also they stick to a single color combination with black every time....