On behalf of Asgard I greet you, hi this is Thor - What an epic night at the Palladium that was!

As I pushed my way through the crowd gathered in front of the Palladium, I knew immediately that this evening was going to be extraordinary. The smell of beer, sweat and adrenaline was in the air - and yes, perhaps a little of the anticipation of the powerful sounds that were about to blow us away. The security was friendly, the crowd full of energy and a little drunk, but all in a controlled chaos that can only be typical of a metal concert.

The atmosphere was buzzing when the first sounds came out of the speakers and the crowd collectively started to move. Let me tell you: it was an evening that every metalhead will feel in their bones for a long time to come.

After a short breather, it was time for Thornhill, and the band showed us how it's done. Singer Jack, along with the band, flooded us with aggressive but incredibly precise riffs that literally drove the crowd into the ground. It was a mixture of angry vocals and powerful guitars that filled the room with pure energy.

Interaction with the audience was also an essential part of Thornhill's performance. The singer addressed the audience directly and encouraged them to “circle pits” - the crowd naturally responded, and it was hard to tell who was the driving force here: the band or the audience itself? The walls of the Palladium seemed to vibrate as the band fought their way through the set with total dedication. A scene from a metal Viking epic, where every riff was a sword stroke and every beat a thunderclap.

Make Them Suffer know how to get the crowd going wild. The constant calls for “circle pits” and the interplay of extreme vocals and heavy guitar riffs almost pushed the masses to their limits. But this controlled madness seemed to inspire the audience even more - a true metal festival in which every song reached a new level of ecstasy. The finale with “Doomswitch” was the crowning glory of the whole thing. It was as if thunder shook the ground beneath our feet and the crowd cheered as if the final “blow” of the war of the gods had fallen.

Last but not least, Bury Tomorrow took to the stage and it was immediately clear that this band would bring the evening to a successful conclusion. Right from the first song, the audience's reactions were obvious - the fans knew every lyric, every melody and every riff was sung along to fervently.

And so the evening ended, but the impressions will remain unforgotten. It was a concert that brought the metal spirit to life in all its facets - a perfect blend of intensity, energy and connection. As Everything Unfolds, Thornhill, Make Them Suffer and Bury Tomorrow - each band brought their own unique sound and their own unmistakable energy to the stage.

On behalf of Asgard, all I can say is that if you ever have the chance to witness an event like this, don't miss it. The connection between artists and audience was so strong that it felt like an epic god of war on stage - the crowd of warriors responding to the music and growing stronger with each song.

That's it from me, “Asgard listens to you!