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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.

Destruktor – Opprobrium

Jun 23, 15 • 4160 Views • News • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Dipankar Mohanty reviews the new album from Destruktor titled Opprobrium, released via Hells Headbangers. Black/Death Metal walks at arm’s length to mediocrity, sometimes embracing it gleefully and at other times stepping in and out of the mire at regular...
TOXIC DIET: Chapel of Disease, Fórn , Bio-Cancer

Jun 21, 15 • 4771 Views • News • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Greetings brethren! 2012 was the last year that I truly enjoyed many a release. There were quite a few interesting releases from a lot of new bands say Pallbearer’s debut, Indesinence, Black Cobra, Svartidaudi, Stoned Jesus, Threshold, Amenra and...
Ingurgitating Oblivion – Continuum of Absence

May 5, 15 • 5708 Views • Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Dipankar Mohanty reviews the sophomore effort from Ingurgitating Oblivion titled Continuum of Absence, released via Willowtip Records. Tracklist: 1. Eternal Quiescence 2. Antinomian Rites 3. Burden Of Recurrence 4. Descent To The Temple 5. Avatar Of...
Shooting Oblivion: Agents of Abhorrence – Relief

May 3, 15 • 6735 Views • Reviews, Shooting Oblivion, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

As part of our Shooting Oblivion series Dipankar Mohanty reviews the Agents of Abhorrence album Relief, released via Blastasfuk Grindcore. Tracklist: 01. Thousand Year Seesaw 02:13 02. Everything Fails 00:49 03. Relax 01:06 04. Self Contempt 00:49 05....
Saturnalia Temple – To The Other

Feb 8, 15 • 6330 Views • Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • The Slumbering Ent • No Comments

Rohit Chaoji reviews the new album from Saturnalia Temple titled ‘To the Other’, released via Listenable Records. In recent years, there has been a massive surge in “occult” doom metal, with bands such as Ghost gaining immense mainstream...