Tristwch y Fenywod’s music is deeply connected to elemental aspects of nature and culture, embodying feelings of ancient landscapes and sapphic experiences by the ocean. Their debut album features a lush blend of gothic sounds and evokes strong emotions, transcending language barriers. The band highlights historical oppression of the Welsh language by colonial systems, underscoring the importance of cultural expression. Members draw from their Welsh heritage and experiences, seeking to present unique perspectives in Welsh music, emphasizing the significance of language and cultural identity.
The music addresses things that are simple and foundational, but very powerful, creating a lush, cathartic experience via gothic instrumentation and eldritch melody.
The oppression of the Welsh language over the past 200 years was so aggressive, highlighting the importance of championing languages oppressed by colonial systems.
Tristwch y Fenywod taps into a particularly Welsh mysticism, reflecting their experiences and the historical significance of the Welsh landscape.
There’s a strong desire to write songs in Welsh from personal perspectives, recognizing the need for this cultural expression.
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