Lord Huron is one of those rare bands that manages to create not just music but a whole universe within their sound. Their songs feel like lost love letters, dusty postcards from distant lands, or the soundtrack to a dream you barely remember but still feel in your bones. Blending indie rock with folk, Western imagery, and cinematic storytelling, Lord Huron has carved out a unique space in the modern musical landscape...
Check out this month's In Tune cover story to learn more.
Also in this month's In Tune:
What Do You Do: Matthew Esposito
Icon: The Isley Brothers
Memorable Music Museums: The National Blues Museum
The Write Stuff: Producing vs Arranging
Influences: From Spiritbox to David Bowie
The mysterious storytellers return for 10th anniversary
How to Play "Dancing with a Stranger"
Channel the hypnotic simplicity of this 2019 smash
Techniques: Between the Raindrops
Learn to make your mark in the spaces in between
Moving Your Music Outdoors
A timely lesson at the cusp of amphitheater season
- The One That I Want (But I Don't Know Why) 2:36
- New Direction (feat. LaRussell & Keyon Harrold) 4:17
- I can do what I want 3:01
- othello 3:12
- Favourite 4:16
- Caramel 4:50
- Can we talk about Isaac 4:03
- Want Me Back 3:44
- Montrose Forest (feat. Nicholas Payton) 4:07
- 11 Choral-Vorspiele, Op. 122_ No. 5, Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele (Transcr. Brut for Accordion) 2:49
- The One That I Want (But I Don't Know Why) 2:36
- New Direction (feat. LaRussell & Keyon Harrold) 4:17
- I can do what I want 3:01
- othello 3:12
- Favourite 4:16
- Caramel 4:50
- Can we talk about Isaac 4:03
- Want Me Back 3:44
- Montrose Forest (feat. Nicholas Payton) 4:07
- 11 Choral-Vorspiele, Op. 122_ No. 5, Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele (Transcr. Brut for Accordion) 2:49
