8 thoughts on “ Allotriophagy - Indian (2) - Slights And Abuse / The Sycophant (CD) ”

1. reservation (in comparison to rates of % and % for adult Americans). The inclusion of alcohol abuse, as well as other drug abuse and dependence, yielded lifetime rates of substance use disorders (SUDs) for this same pop-ulation of % for AI women and % for AI men Journal of Psychoactive Drugs Volume 43 (4), October.

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2. Find buy and download Pop/Rock music by Indian. Free previews and sample songs available.

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3. Slights and Abuse pursues the more uptempo style from their last album and drawing patterns in them while relying on their traditional repetition; Indian has generated the same doom effect through crushing thrash riffs over half time drums. The opening title track blows the eyebrows off your face like Looney Tunes TNT.

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5. At times,  Sights and Abuse/The Sycophant   reads  more like a Bongzilla album in the sense that overall fuzziness and incoherence dissolves any semblance of songs, turning this album into one big mess and yeah, no one should be grabbing a mop anytime soon.

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7. Starting with the more urgent “Lust” and the repetitive tribal lurch of “Pigs in Your Open Wound”, The Sycophant starts out, much like Slights and Abuse, but odd interlude “Allotriophagy” mixes things up with a piano and some programming before “Gloat”, like “Fatal Lack”, closes out this side of the CD with a slower, more doom/sludge like tone and chanting, albeit at a trite 5 minutes.

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8. If you consider yourself of a fan of sludge, doom, or even stoner metal, Slights and Abuse/The Sycophant should suit you quite well. It is heavy and angry enough to recall Indian’s debut album, while adding elements of speed and experimentation to show that they are far from content resting on .

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