The Luyas are an indie pop band from Montreal, Canada, known for their eclectic sound that blends elements of pop, rock, and experimental music. Formed in the late 2000s, the band features members Jessica Larrabee (vocals, guitar), Graham Van Pelt (guitar, keyboards), and other collaborators who contribute to their distinctive style.

The Luyas' music is characterized by its inventive use of instrumentation and arrangements. Their sound often incorporates a mix of traditional rock elements, like guitars and drums, with more unconventional sounds, such as synthesizers and unusual percussion. This fusion creates a rich, textured sound that sets them apart from other indie pop bands.

Their debut album, Too Beautiful to Work (2007), introduced their unique style, characterized by catchy melodies, layered arrangements, and Larrabee's distinctive vocals. The follow-up, Animator (2011), continued to build on their experimental pop sound, featuring more complex arrangements and a broader range of sonic textures.

The Luyas have been praised for their creative approach to songwriting and their ability to blend different musical influences into a cohesive and engaging sound. Their live performances are noted for their energy and the band's ability to translate their intricate studio recordings into dynamic live shows.