Author archives: Sanath

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

Exist Immortal – Dream Sequence | Review

Mar 22, 14 • 2052 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Today our reviewer Karan Katiyar reviews the new mini album from the band ‘Exist Immortal’, titled ‘Dream Sequence’. Tracklist: 1. A Timeless Voyage 2. Grabbity Gravity 3. Initiate 4. Exist (v.2) 5. The Fracture 6. Terminate 7. The...
Heavy Prescription: Tick’s Talk, Rohit Nair, Abinav Thakuri

Mar 22, 14 • 2434 Views • Indian News, News, Releases, Reviews • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Aargh! Boredom kills. I’ve been so caught up at work and monotony and never really got around listening to new music. Either way there have been a few Indian acts that i’ve been wanting to share with you guys for some time now. 1. Tick’s...
Diamonds in the Rough – January 2013

Mar 21, 14 • 2597 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Before our(this website’s) virtual annihilation by a few jobless hacker pricks late last year, i had this rather unique series running. Diamonds in the Rough. If any of our old readers could recall, Diamonds in the Rough was where i visited a few songs...
Heavy Prescription: Man the Machetes, Disperse, Balescream

Mar 21, 14 • 1941 Views • International News, Releases, Reviews, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Yes another edition of Heavy Prescription and the internet is flooded with news regarding the leak/official leak of the new Killswitch Engage single. The track was brilliant and might as well signal a return to form for the melodic metalcore titans....
TECHWRECK VOL I : COMPILATION

Mar 21, 14 • 2470 Views • Indian News, International News, Releases, The Slumbering Ent • Sanath Kumar • No Comments

Metal has been around for more than 40 plus years now…. And it has aged well. Bands sticking to the old school style have honed their craft whereas bands that chose to explore the creative side of things have left new genres in their wake. Each decade has...