Eard
About the artist
Eard is the Old English noun for land, country and home. Consisting in harpist Glorya Lyr and multi-instrumentalist MK (Silence Thereafter, Duir), the band borrowed the title for their debut De Rerum Natura from the poem by Roman author Lucretius, composed in the first century BC and translated as On The Nature Of Things. After contributing to Saor Forgotten Paths, writing and performing the closing track “Exile”, Eard set forth to craft their own music.
Top songs
- Eardstapa
- Nocturnal Landscapes
- Idyll
- De Rerum Natura
- A Hymn to the Earth
- Eostre
- Lessinia
- The Lost Glen
- Elegy I
- The Seafarer
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- Elegy II
- Melancholia
- Quiescence (Yule)
- A Hymn to the Earth (ft. Andy Marshall & Sara Tacchetto)
- Melancholia (ft. Déhà)
- The Seafarer (ft. Déhà)
- Sempiterno
- A Hymn To The Earth (feat. Andy Marshall & Sara Tacchetto)
- The Seafarer (feat. Déhà)
- Melancholia (feat. Déhà)
- De Rerum Natura (ft. Emilio Crespo)
- Nocturnal Landscapes (ft. Saverio “Nartum” Giove)
- De Rerum Natura ( Premiere)
- Eardstapa (ft. Déhà)
- Nocturnal Landescapes (feat. Nartum from Emyn Muil)
- Eard - De Rerum Natura (Official Lyric Video)
- De Rerum Natura feat. Emilio Crespo (Sojourner)
- Melancholia ( Premiere)
- A Hymn to the Earth ( ft. Andy Marshall & Sara Tacchetto )
- The Seafarer ( ft. Déhà )
- Melancholia ( ft. Déhà )
- A Hymn to the Earth (ft Andy Marshall & Sara Tacchetto)
- The Seafarer (ft Déhà)
- Melancholia (ft Déhà)
- Elegy III
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