On March 29th, 2024, it had been quite a while since North Carolina's Aether Realm graced a New York City stage with their unique Folk Metal sound. Supporting TYR and joined by Trollfest and Dead Crew of Oddwood, the eager audience filled the venue to capacity, enthusiastically anticipating the return of their southern brethren. Aether Realm delivered a powerful set, drawing heavily from their acclaimed albums "Redneck Vikings From Hell" and "Tarot," igniting a never-ending swirl of energy in the lively mosh pit.
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TYR took the stage to a massive ovation, reminiscent of the grand entrance of fearless warriors. Skillfully interacting with the audience right from the start, they delivered a diverse set of songs from their extensive repertoire, including the latest tracks from Battle Ballads which were warmly received. Despite encountering minor technical issues, their performance successfully enthralled the crowd. With a tour across the United States until April, before venturing overseas again, there are ample opportunities to experience this remarkable tour firsthand.
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Trollfest lit up the stage with more than just their Balkan Music, captivating the audience with their elaborate Pink Flamingo costumes, each member donning outfits that perfectly complemented their album titled Flamingo Overlord. The songs, with their strong emphasis on merry drinking, resonated deeply with the crowd, who enthusiastically joined in the dancing, beer-swilling, and overall festive atmosphere. The band's 20th-anniversary celebration was truly a fantastic display of musical talent and camaraderie.
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Opening the evening was the perfect band to set the tone for the night - all the way from sunny California, the Dread Crew of Oddwood took the stage. Their pirate renaissance style was not only entertaining but truly captivating. Watching and listening to them was an absolute delight. For those intrigued, their latest album 'Rust and Glory' is now out and ready for your enjoyment.
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