KEXP's VIP Donors enjoyed a special show at The Triple Door when Lord Huron rode into town recently, on tour with their second album, the thematic Strange Trails. From the spirited "Fool for Love" to the more spiritual "The Night We Met," the band delivered a tight show, evoking the West through layered sounds and songwriting. Don't be fooled by the foot-stomping sound - the indie folk act belies complex musical composition. Read more about Lord Huron here, when "Fool for Love" was KEXP's Song of the Day, and here, when we reviewed their performance at Showbox at the Market, but first, enjoy their impassioned Triple Door here:
Lord Huron have always resided in a cinematic world. Their debut album Lonesome Dreams transported us into a Spaghetti Western, all sprawling Americana and vast horizons. Last year, the indie folk band’s cinematic sound met real cinema when their song “The Night We Met” was used pivotally and repea…
KEXP is excited to announce that we are teaming up with VuHaus (pronounced "view house"), a new non-commercial, digital music video platform for music fans seeking to experience and discover the best new artists and songs.
"I did want to rip off Yo La Tengo a little bit. I also wanted to rip off The Feelies a little bit," admits singer/guitarist Martin Frawley of Australian band Twerps. But the quirky quartet infuse those influences with their own cheeky charm, resulting in a unique style they jokingly refer to as "j…
