Eyre Llew

Eyre Llew is a Nottingham-based ambient post-rock project known for crafting lush, cinematic soundscapes that blend swirling guitars, electronic textures, and emotive crescendos. Formed in 2015, the band takes its name from Welsh roots (*Eyre* meaning "river" and *Llew* meaning "king"), reflecting their fluid, immersive approach to music. Their releases—like the ethereal *Atelo* (2016) and the expansive *Carrier* (2018)—often explore themes of nature, memory, and human connection, with tracks like "Hiraeth" and "The Deep" showcasing their signature blend of introspection and grandeur. Known for unconventional live performances (including an album played in a cave system), Eyre Llew has toured with acts like Caspian and Maybeshewill, carving a niche as architects of atmospheric, emotionally charged soundworlds.