💙LIVE - #15 - The Mead That Burned - LONDON🤍

Live female lead singer banter, energic song, violent, crowd on fire, Live band, crowd cheering, crowd singing, crowd sing-along, live performance, Live Viking folk-to-black metal fusion, Starts as a drunken tavern folk fest with frame drums, bodhrán, nyckelharpa, dissonant bagpipes, flutes, Guitars playful in triplets, bass round and festive, Vocals: Helena, female lead, clear and commanding, like a tavern queen, Audience loud, chanting “HEY! HEY!”, clapping, singing refrains in wild chorus, sometimes overpowering the band, Tempo unstable, syncopated, collapsing and rising like staggering dancers, Mid-song: instruments twist, folk lines turn dissonant, whispers and demonic tavern laughter creep in, Shift into melodic black metal: tremolo guitars, double pedal drums, deep growls duet with Helena’s mystical clear vocals, Audience is central, chanting incantations, drunken, possessed, creating ritual intensity, Ends dark, prophetic, trance-like, with crowd and Helena merging in chaos

V4.5+

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Link to the whole Live : 
https://suno.com/playlist/c45dc163-24ca-4377-9836-7e9f227d2767

They said the mead was a gift from the gods, brewed in secret casks carved with runes older than language. Warriors and poets alike dreamed of tasting it, for it was promised to awaken the fire of verse, the vision of prophecy, the roar of song carried on mead-sweet breath. When the jar was first opened, its scent filled the hall like honey set aflame, thick, golden, intoxicating. Cups were raised, and voices swore that in every drop lay the wisdom of a hundred skalds.

But the mead betrayed them. What began as warmth in the throat became fire in the veins, a burning that twisted thought into fever. Words spilled from tongues not as poems but as curses, visions not of glory but of ash and ruin. Men laughed until their lungs tore, cried until their eyes bled, sang songs no one could remember the next morning. Out of this delirium rose one figure, his face pale, his voice cracked, eyes gleaming with a madness that looked like revelation. He spoke of wolves eating the sun, of ships made from nails, of gods dying with their mouths full of blood.

The mead that should have crowned kings instead crowned a prophet of chaos. His followers drank the dregs with shaking hands, knowing it would consume them too, yet unable to turn away. For in the burn of that cursed brew, they believed they touched something greater, truth, or madness, or both.

💙🤍This song is a subtle (or not) metaphor for drunken evenings that start in a good atmosphere, and can end in a nightmare if self-control is lost...

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HEEEEEY!

HEY! HEY! HEY!

A golden cup passed hand to hand
The hall roared louder than the band
We drank for glory, laughed for shame
And every soul forgot its name
The mead was fire, the mead was sweet
It burned like thunder in our teeth
I saw the truth, the crowd saw flame
And chaos whispered out my name

Faster! Louder!

London!

[crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY! HEY!
The horn is high, the sky is turning red
[crowd] LOL-LO-LO! LAY-LAY-LAY!
The drunken truth shall crown the dead
[crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY! HEY!
The Mead That Burned!

The poets sang with twisted tongues
Their verses cracked, their voices hung
The floor it swayed, the torches screamed
The air grew heavy, drunk with dreams
A prophet rose, his eyes were flame
He cursed the feast, he cursed my name
The mead was black, the hall was turned
And madness cried: The Mead That Burned!

London! Louder than Fenrir’s howl! Sing with me!

[crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY! HEY!
The horn is high, the sky is turning red
[crowd] LOL-LO-LO! LAY-LAY-LAY!
The drunken truth shall crown the dead
[crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY! HEY!
The Mead That Burned!
[crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY!
The horn is high, the sky is turning red
[crowd] LOL-LO-LO! LAY-LAY-LAY!
The drunken truth shall crown the dead
[crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY! HEY!
The Mead That Burned!

Svált! Eldr! Blóð!
Fornr dómr!
Helg’ vegr!
Rauðr mjöðr!
Dauðr rís!

The feast is over my damned vikings!!

Fenrir bindr, ragnarök kallar
Mjöðr brennr, vitringr stígr
Helgr hljóð, blóð flæðr
Óðr snýtr, viska deyr
Skuggr lifir, nýr spámaðr
Blóðrunnin vegr til Heljar

From drunken song to cursed flame!

The prophet’s eyes, they see no dawn
[crowd moaning Ohhh, ahhh!]
The tavern’s laughter all is gone
[crowd screaming in agony] AAAH! AAAH! AAAH!
[Crowd softly : "The Mead That Burned!"]
[crowd screaming in agony] AAAH! AAAH! AAAH!
The prophet’s eyes, they see no dawn
[crowd moaning Ohhh, ahhh!]
The tavern’s laughter all is gone
[crowd screaming in agony] AAAH! AAAH! AAAH!
The Mead That Burned!

London… you sang with us, you burned with us, you became the prophets of madness. This was The Mead That Burned… and tonight, you are forever carved in our saga! ...Kiitos!!

[Crowd thunderous cheering, chanting MEAD! MEAD! MEAD! until fade]

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💙🤍💙🤍💙💙🤍💙🤍💙🤍💙🤍💙🤍💙🤍 Link to the whole Live : https://suno.com/playlist/c45dc163-24ca-4377-9836-7e9f227d2767 They said the mead was a gift from the gods, brewed in secret casks carved with runes older than language. Warriors and poets alike dreamed of tasting it, for it was promised to awaken the fire of verse, the vision of prophecy, the roar of song carried on mead-sweet breath. When the jar was first opened, its scent filled the hall like honey set aflame, thick, golden, intoxicating. Cups were raised, and voices swore that in every drop lay the wisdom of a hundred skalds. But the mead betrayed them. What began as warmth in the throat became fire in the veins, a burning that twisted thought into fever. Words spilled from tongues not as poems but as curses, visions not of glory but of ash and ruin. Men laughed until their lungs tore, cried until their eyes bled, sang songs no one could remember the next morning. Out of this delirium rose one figure, his face pale, his voice cracked, eyes gleaming with a madness that looked like revelation. He spoke of wolves eating the sun, of ships made from nails, of gods dying with their mouths full of blood. The mead that should have crowned kings instead crowned a prophet of chaos. His followers drank the dregs with shaking hands, knowing it would consume them too, yet unable to turn away. For in the burn of that cursed brew, they believed they touched something greater, truth, or madness, or both. 💙🤍This song is a subtle (or not) metaphor for drunken evenings that start in a good atmosphere, and can end in a nightmare if self-control is lost... 💙🤍💙🤍💙💙🤍💙🤍💙🤍💙🤍💙🤍💙🤍 HEEEEEY! HEY! HEY! HEY! A golden cup passed hand to hand The hall roared louder than the band We drank for glory, laughed for shame And every soul forgot its name The mead was fire, the mead was sweet It burned like thunder in our teeth I saw the truth, the crowd saw flame And chaos whispered out my name Faster! Louder! London! [crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY! HEY! The horn is high, the sky is turning red [crowd] LOL-LO-LO! LAY-LAY-LAY! The drunken truth shall crown the dead [crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY! HEY! The Mead That Burned! The poets sang with twisted tongues Their verses cracked, their voices hung The floor it swayed, the torches screamed The air grew heavy, drunk with dreams A prophet rose, his eyes were flame He cursed the feast, he cursed my name The mead was black, the hall was turned And madness cried: The Mead That Burned! London! Louder than Fenrir’s howl! Sing with me! [crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY! HEY! The horn is high, the sky is turning red [crowd] LOL-LO-LO! LAY-LAY-LAY! The drunken truth shall crown the dead [crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY! HEY! The Mead That Burned! [crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY! The horn is high, the sky is turning red [crowd] LOL-LO-LO! LAY-LAY-LAY! The drunken truth shall crown the dead [crowd] HEY! HEY! HEY! HEY! The Mead That Burned! Svált! Eldr! Blóð! Fornr dómr! Helg’ vegr! Rauðr mjöðr! Dauðr rís! The feast is over my damned vikings!! Fenrir bindr, ragnarök kallar Mjöðr brennr, vitringr stígr Helgr hljóð, blóð flæðr Óðr snýtr, viska deyr Skuggr lifir, nýr spámaðr Blóðrunnin vegr til Heljar From drunken song to cursed flame! The prophet’s eyes, they see no dawn [crowd moaning Ohhh, ahhh!] The tavern’s laughter all is gone [crowd screaming in agony] AAAH! AAAH! AAAH! [Crowd softly : "The Mead That Burned!"] [crowd screaming in agony] AAAH! AAAH! AAAH! The prophet’s eyes, they see no dawn [crowd moaning Ohhh, ahhh!] The tavern’s laughter all is gone [crowd screaming in agony] AAAH! AAAH! AAAH! The Mead That Burned! London… you sang with us, you burned with us, you became the prophets of madness. This was The Mead That Burned… and tonight, you are forever carved in our saga! ...Kiitos!! [Crowd thunderous cheering, chanting MEAD! MEAD! MEAD! until fade]

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