Tristwch Y Fenywod play avant garde Gothic rock with vocals sung entirely in the Welsh language (Cymraeg).

--Unfortunately our plan to have this show in the Walburgiskerk is not possible anymore. Luckily we where able to put this great act in Willemeen afterall--

"...Together the trio conjure a witchy vision of gothic avant-pop sung entirely in Welsh, the type of music for which the word “eldritch” was created: coolly eccentric but also just cool and honestly quite groovy in parts—avant and pop, after all. With crisp electronic drums cutting through tingly, trebly plucks of double zither and cavernous vocals, the vibes are fitting for our fractured times, both sleekly modern and intriguingly ancient (by which I mean the 1980s)." - Mariana Timony for BANDCAMP DAILY

"An utterly addictive masterpiece of Welsh-sung queer goth folk, the debut recording by Gwretsien Ferch Lisbeth (Guttersnipe, The Ephemeron Loop), Leila Lygad (Hawthonn) and Sidni Sarffwraig (Slaylor Moon, The Courtneys) is among this decade’s most bewitching albums, bar none - unmissable for fans of Cranes, Dead Can Dance, Svitlana Nianio, Cocteau Twins' 'Head Over Heels', The Cure's 'The Top' era." - BOOMKAT