Llyn Y Morynion

Llyn Y Morynion borrowed their name from the The Mabinogion, a collection of the earliest prose stories of the literature of Celtic Britain. What started off as a school band performing cover-songs in 1989, soon became one of the most famous progressive rock bands in Bavaria, Germany. By the mid-1990s they grew so popular that they even attracted attention of critics outside of Germany. That also brought them to international stages e.g., in Switzerland, England and Wales.
Their own songs, a brilliant combination of various musical styles such as folk and rock, resonated very well with their audience, thus making live performances special.
Llyn Y Morynion produced four CDs: two studio albums (“Llyn Y Morynion”, 1993 and "Art Y Shock", 1996), one documentary (“Anniversary - 10 years alive”, 1999) and one live album ("Ynplygged", 2002). Also available are seven hours of live footage of their first anniversary concert in 1999 with over 30 befriended bands co-celebrating their first 10 years. As life happened, Llyn Y Morynion split up in June 2002.

Members:
Guido Apel (guitar, vocals, percussion)
Stefan Blinzler (drums, percussion)
Lars Hofmann (guitar, percussion)
Matthias Jungkunz (vocals, guitar)
Alexander Wachter (bass, vocals)