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Eihwar's Viking War Trance in London

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French duo Eihwar, Asrunn and Mark, made a triumphant London debut at The Dome, blending folk metal and electronic beats to create a Viking war trance sound that captivated fans and sold out the venue. Opening act Mira Ceti set the tone with booming drums and droning horns. Asrunns energetic performance, complete with spinning, hollering, and frame drumming, kept the crowd engaged. Marks growls and beats held down the rhythm, making for a memorable show that hints at bigger venues in the future.

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Eihwar's Viking War Trance in London

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Eihwar's Viking War Trance in London. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 30, French duo Aewar made their London debut at the Dome, with a wild mix of folk metal and pounding electronic beats pulling in fans from. The metal underground. This Viking war trans sound has been turning heads, even if it rubbed some purists the wrong way. The show sold out fast, forcing an upgrade from a smaller spot downstairs. Kicking things off was Mira City, part of the extended high lung crew, who brought booming drums, droning horns, and a killer voice that had the crowd, hooked right away. As the lights dropped, crashing waves played over the speakers, building height for the main act in a packed room buzzing with curiosity. Head started nodding and fist pumping the second ass run hit the stage with a big hello to London, while Mark unleashed growls from behind his decks. And drum pads. Tracks like mouthies and frayas calling turn the place into a full-on party, asses shaking everywhere as energy exploded. With just two members leaning on backing tracks, As Run carried the show as a total firecracker,

spinning, hollering, and slamming her frame drum too. Keep the vibe sky high. Mark held down the beats without missing a step, proving they pack a punch live. This was only their second gig of 2026 after five months off stage, and As Run led out how good it felt to be back. You can bet they'll level up to bigger venues soon, keeping this trans party rolling strong. Music news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending in sound, I'm Corey with the story.

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