Following up on their debut album Atelo, Nottingham’s ambient-rock trio EYRE LLEW unveil today their new EP Carrier, which was recorded in Seoul and crafted in close collaboration with Korean shoegaze band In The Endless Zangyang We Are. Both pristine and intense, the opening track of the 5-track project, “Silo,” caught all our attention and should please all the fans of Low and Sigur Rós (and Game of Thrones at the same time). It’s actually impossible to remain insensitive to this epic build-up, otherworldly vocals and cinematic, wintry aura. Listen to “Silo” below and don’t forget to check the full EP on Spotify.

Nottingham-based trio EYRE LLEW just dropped a new amazing single, “Vorfreude,” which mixes the beauty of ambient and the power of rock music. The track is already the third single lifted from their upcoming debut album which is currently in production.

“Vorfreude” means “the joyful, intense anticipation that comes from imagining future pleasures.” It is a powerful prog rock song which proves that the band sounds mature and accomplished despite its young age. The sweetness of the reversed piano is complemented here by some reverb-drenched guitars and beautiful vocals that are resonating in the background.

Eyre Llew‘s new track also comes with a Will J Carman-directed video. About the visuals, the band stated:

[su_quote]It was filmed for Townshend guitars, a guitar company set up by the nephew of Pete Townshend (The Who) to showcase their new range of guitars. Shot in Nottingham’s Rock City the director Will J Carman used slow-motion shots, mood lighting and swirling smoke to compliment the sonic aesthetics of EYRE LLEW’s music.[/su_quote]

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