Lord Huron

Lord Huron is an American indie rock band formed in Los Angeles by Ben Schneider, who serves as the band's primary songwriter and frontman. The group's name references Lake Huron, a place tied to Schneider's childhood memories, and that sense of nostalgic, wide-open Americana runs through much of the band's catalog. Their lineup has featured Mark Barry, Miguel Briseño and Tom Renaud alongside Schneider.

The band built its reputation through albums like «Lonesome Dreams» (2012), «Strange Trails» (2015), «Vide Noir» (2018) and «Long Lost» (2019), blending reverb-drenched guitars, folk and Americana influences, and cinematic, story-driven lyrics that often evoke the American West and old-time radio dramas. Their sound sits at the intersection of indie rock, folk and dreamy pop, marked by lush vocal harmonies and a warm, vintage sonic palette.

Lord Huron achieved widespread mainstream recognition thanks to «The Night We Met», which found a second life years after its original release when it was featured in numerous television shows, most notably «13 Reasons Why». Other tracks such as «Ends of the Earth» and «I Lied» have similarly become staples of film and TV soundtracks, cementing the band's identity as purveyors of atmospheric, emotionally resonant indie rock with broad crossover appeal beyond typical genre audiences.