What better way to establish a powerful presence than with a badass nu metal song to set the vibe? Last night on AEW Collision, the wrestling brand's newest triumvirate of spooky ladies debuted a new entrance theme song. The Triangle of Madness, consisting of Julia Hart, Thekla, and Skye Blue, banded together for the first time on Collision three weeks ago, then made their official debut as a villainous stable the following week. Now, they have solidified that they are here to kick ass and take names by making their entrance to the ring with a number that matches their aesthetic.
The goal of a wrestling entrance theme is to hype up the crowd, but also present viewers with a characterization of the wrestlers. The Triangle of Madness are a trio of strong, domineering, wicked women, and AEW's primary music composer, Mikey Rukus, demonstrates that perfectly with their new theme titled "Asylum". The song opens up with creepy sound effects and whispering that one would hear in a horror movie, followed by a banging guitar riff. The vocals instantly invoke Marilyn Manson, particularly "The Beautiful People". The alternating low vocal tones and aggressive screams are staples of heavier nu metal tracks, as can be heard in the classic albums Adrenaline and Around the Fur by Deftones, among others. A haunting piano tune closes out the final moments of the song, incorporating the group's witchy aura.
With lyrics vocalizing their objective to make AEW their "realm of madness", these sisters of sin look to ascend to the top of the women's division.
Check out "Asylum" by Mikey Rukus below:
