About Lord Huron
Lord Huron formed in Los Angeles in 2010 around Ben Schneider, originally from Michigan. The band's name references Lake Huron in Schneider's home state. The full band lineup developed across the early 2010s. They signed with Iamsound for Lonesome Dreams (2012) and moved to Republic Records for subsequent releases. The 2015 song The Night We Met from Strange Trails became viral after its placement in the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why (2017) - reaching number two billion+ Spotify streams. The band has continued releasing material across multiple decades.
Sound and style
Lord Huron's sound combines indie folk, indie rock, americana, folk rock, alternative country, and dream pop with Schneider's distinctive reverb-heavy vocal delivery, atmospheric production, and lyrical content drawing on Western, mystical, and adventurous themes alongside contemporary indie folk traditions.
Discography highlights
- Mighty EP (2010, Iamsound)
- Lonesome Dreams (2012, Iamsound)
- Strange Trails (2015, Iamsound)
- Vide Noir (2018, Whispering Pines/Republic)
- Long Lost (2021, Whispering Pines/Republic)
- The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1 (2025, Whispering Pines/Republic)
For collectors
Iamsound, Whispering Pines, and Republic pressings of the Lord Huron catalog have been issued in multiple color variant editions and limited deluxe pressings.
Where to start
Listeners new to Lord Huron typically start with Strange Trails (2015) or Long Lost (2021). Explore more: Folk & Indie Folk