We are HURON LINES from Windsor, ON, Canada. This video was directed by Garth Jackson of Troublelight Films. . SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMJDizgoyz1PC2gWwIV_rXA?sub_confirmation=1 Learn more about Huron Lines here: https://linktr.ee/HuronLines *** ABOUT Lost In Sarnia: LOST IN SARNIA, the latest from Windsor, ON’s HURON LINES, takes a page from heavy alternative and doses it in indie shoegaze swagger to unleash a torrent of rock driven emotion around that feeling of being far from home with idle hands and time to kill. Cleverly produced by Joshua Kaiser (Psychic Void, Flower Face) in Windsor and mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man (Jack White, Dead Weather) in Detroit, with LOST IN SARNIA the band is continuing their quest to push the boundaries of what Canadian alternative rock is known for around the globe. Huron Lines is Dave Mueller (Guitar, Vox), Nick Mitchell (Drums), Grainger Harris (Guitar), R.J. Brando (Bass, Vocals) Written and performed by Huron Lines. Lyrics by D. Mueller Recorded by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy in Vancouver, BC Graphic Design and layout by Jordan Braithwaite in Austin, TX Distributed by Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Label: Chieftown Music (Windsor, ON) More about “LOST IN SARNIA”: “I was listening to a lot of Baroness and Donovan Woods when this came to be... two artists who probably don't go together for any particular reason but somehow mix themselves into influencing this song. I think I was hearing stories of friends who went away with the best intentions and ended up getting lost in the plot along the way far from home. The use of Sarnia, another border city less than 2 hours from where I live, in the song was something that I think must've come subconsciously as I wanted to set the song somewhere and it was a place that I was more familiar with then towns further away in Western Canada but still had some of that same imagery around refineries and the darkness around the edges that can creep in if you are not careful.” - D. Mueller MORE ABOUT HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and sports and culture events are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning “Lost in Sarnia”, while bassist RJ Brando helps give “Lonely Lover” an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and even sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. *** Lost In Sarnia Lyrics by David Mueller I went to Sarnia I lost my hold on ya I don’t know how this can last Down on the edge of it Right where the bridge is lit Over the oil and gas Now I’m down in the weeds Pulling poison from my knees And it won’t come out But I wanna love you like there is no other light But I can’t shake this disease Refinery, Refine me Refine my love Refinery, Refine me Refine my love Current’s pulling me too strong Down on Front St. on my own And I won’t go home I’m lost in Sarnia Can’t get a hold of ya I don’t know how this can last Refinery, Refine me Refine my love Refinery, Refine me, Refine my love #alternativerock #canadianband #lostinsarnia #postpunkmusic #noiserock #ontariomusic #windsorontario #rocknrollband #staticaudiovideo #huronlines #hardrock #loudrock #rock #canadianmusic #canadianartists #postpunkmusic #troublelightfilms #believemusic #YQG #windsoressex #sarniaontario #sarnia #huronlines #thirdmanmastering #kaisersound #canadianrock #newband #sarniaontario #519 #sarniarocks

Official Music Video for the debut single OLDER NOW by Windsor, Ontario band HURON LINES. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMJDizgoyz1PC2gWwIV_rXA?sub_confirmation=1 "This song is inspired by the idea of reconnecting with what you love and not being afraid to start again at something even when it seems like the opposite of what you should do or what people expect you to do. Hopefully people can relate to it and find some inspiration. We thought it was a good way to introduce this set of songs and the new band to the world." - D. Mueller, Huron Lines Directed by Garth Jackson @ Troublelight Films. Music by Huron Lines. Words by David Mueller. Recorded, Engineered and Mixed by Joshua Kaiser of Kaiser Sound in Windsor, ON. Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI. Label: Chieftown Music Distribution: Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Release Date: March 19th, 2021 Huron Lines is: David Mueller (guitar, vocals) Grainger Harris (guitar) Nick Mitchell (drums) RJ Brando (bass, backing vocals) Hometown: Windsor, ON, Canada Years Active: 2021 to present Graphic Design & Layout: Jordan Braithwaite at Cosech Design Artwork Photography: Jonathan Dy About HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and (prior to COVID 19) access to sporting events, concerts, and music festivals are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning approach, while bassist RJ Brando imposes an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. HURON LINES’ bandleader Dave Mueller fronted notable Windsor post-punk/noise outfit Full White Drag in the 00's, touring North America and releasing music with Inner Flight Records, before taking residency in New York City to record with producer Shane Stoneback (Vampire Weekend, Cults, Fucked Up) and musical mentor Scott McCloud (of Girls Against Boys and Soulside). Returning to his hometown, Mueller recruited a group of celebrated local musicians to release an album for a project called Club Thunderbolt. Recorded by Chris Koltay in Detroit, the 2013 LP titled City of Salt enjoyed chart success on Canadian campus radio while receiving national attention across publications like Exclaim!, who called it "a mature and instinct-driven album from a band experienced enough to bare their chops". Now paired down and featuring former contributors to the Club Thunderbolt project but with a renewed focus and with a new name, the line up consists of David Mueller on vocals/guitar, Grainger Harris (Silent Movie Type) on guitar/backup vocals, RJ Brando (Silent Movie Type, Grough) on bass, and Nick Mitchell (Godhead, Spine) on drums, LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. LYRICS I’m older now But i was wiser then About a couple of lies That are stuck in my head You see my get up and go It’s gone and it’s dead But if i wanted to I could start again Start again Oh now oh now oh now believe me White shirts, collars, black ties deceive me I’m so undone By the songs left unsung Oh now oh now i can’t escape me I don’t know if this one will save me I can’t pretend So i’ll just start again start again start again oh now oh now oh now my lady now i know what’s driving you crazy but i’m fighting thru all the way back to you I’m older now But i was wiser then And if wanted to I could start again Start again #alternativerockmusic #postpunkmusic #canadianband #rockband #lakestclair #ontariomusic #canadianmusic #oldernow #startagain #newmusic #newbandalert #huronlines #windsorontario #thirdmanmastering #grungemusic #noiserock #newbands #newband #rocknrollband #yqg #newrockband #90sstyle #90saesthetic

Official Lyric Video for debut single OLDER NOW by Canadian band HURON LINES released on March 30th, 2021. Shot by and created by Garth Jackson / Troublelight Films, Windsor, ON, Canada. Drone footage shot on location at Lake St. Clair (Ontario, Canada) in February/March 2021. Music by Huron Lines. Words by David Mueller. Recorded, Engineered and Mixed by Joshua Kaiser of Kaiser Sound in Windsor, ON. Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI. Label: Chieftown Music Distribution: Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Release Date: March 19th, 2021 Huron Lines is: David Mueller (guitar, vocals) Grainger Harris (guitar) Nick Mitchell (drums) RJ Brando (bass, backing vocals) Hometown: Windsor, ON, Canada Years Active: 2021 to present Graphic Design & Layout: Jordan Braithwaite at Cosech Design (Austin, TX) Artwork Photography: Jonathan Dy (Vancouver, BC via Windsor, ON) About HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and (prior to COVID 19) access to sporting events, concerts, and music festivals are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning approach, while bassist RJ Brando imposes an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. HURON LINES’ bandleader Dave Mueller fronted notable Windsor post-punk/noise outfit Full White Drag in the 00's, touring North America and releasing music with Inner Flight Records, before taking residency in New York City to record with producer Shane Stoneback (Vampire Weekend, Cults, Fucked Up) and musical mentor Scott McCloud (of Girls Against Boys and Soulside). Returning to his hometown, Mueller recruited a group of celebrated local musicians to release an album for a project called Club Thunderbolt. Recorded by Chris Koltay (My Morning Jacket, Bars of Gold) in Detroit, the 2013 LP titled City of Salt enjoyed chart success on Canadian campus radio while receiving national attention across publications like Exclaim!, who called it "a mature and instinct-driven album from a band experienced enough to bare their chops". Now paired down and featuring former contributors to the Club Thunderbolt project but with a renewed focus and with a new name, the line up consists of David Mueller on vocals/guitar, Grainger Harris (Silent Movie Type) on guitar/backup vocals, RJ Brando (Silent Movie Type, Grough) on bass, and Nick Mitchell (Godhead, Spine) on drums, LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. LYRICS I’m older now But i was wiser then About a couple of lies That are stuck in my head You see my get up and go It’s gone and it’s dead But if i wanted to I could start again Start again Oh now oh now oh now believe me White shirts, collars, black ties deceive me I’m so undone By the songs left unsung Oh now oh now i can’t escape me I don’t know if this one will save me I can’t pretend So i’ll just start again start again start again oh now oh now oh now my lady now i know what’s driving you crazy but i’m fighting thru all the way back to you I’m older now But i was wiser then And if wanted to I could start again Start again #alternativerockmusic #postpunkmusic #canadianband #rockband #lakestclair #ontariomusic #canadianmusic #oldernow #startagain #newmusic #newbandalert #huronlines #windsorontario #thirdmanmastering #kaisersound #grungemusic #noiserock #newbands #newband #rocknrollband #fenderguitars #yamahadrums #yqg #newrockband #90sstyle #90saesthetic

We are HURON LINES from Windsor, ON, Canada. This is the official lyric video for LOST IN SARNIA --- the 5th single we have released in 2021. It will be the first song on our debut album Lost At The Border - coming fall 2021. The video was created by Garth Jackson of Troublelight Films in Windsor. Learn more about Huron Lines here: https://linktr.ee/HuronLines Follow Us @huronlines Please subscribe to our channel for updates and new videos! *** ABOUT Lost In Sarnia: Recorded by Joshua Kaiser (Psychic Void, Flower Face) in Windsor and mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man (Jack White, Dead Weather) in Detroit, with LOST IN SARNIA the band is continuing their quest to push the boundaries of what Canadian alternative rock is known for around the globe. Huron Lines is Dave Mueller (Guitar, Vox), Nick Mitchell (Drums), Grainger Harris (Guitar), R.J. Brando (Bass, Vocals) Written and performed by Huron Lines. Lyrics by D. Mueller Recorded by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy in Vancouver, BC Graphic Design and layout by Jordan Braithwaite in Austin, TX Distributed by Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Label: Chieftown Music (Windsor, ON) More about “LOST IN SARNIA”: “I was listening to a lot of Baroness and Donovan Woods when this came to be... two artists who probably don't go together for any particular reason but somehow mix themselves into influencing this song. I think I was hearing stories of friends who went away with the best intentions and ended up getting lost in the plot along the way far from home. The use of Sarnia, another border city less than 2 hours from where I live, in the song was something that I think must've come subconsciously as I wanted to set the song somewhere and it was a place that I was more familiar with then towns further away in Western Canada but still had some of that same imagery around refineries and the darkness around the edges that can creep in if you are not careful.” - D. Mueller MORE ABOUT HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and sports and culture events are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning “Lost in Sarnia”, while bassist RJ Brando helps give “Lonely Lover” an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and even sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. *** Lost In Sarnia Lyrics by David Mueller I went to Sarnia I lost my hold on ya I don’t know how this can last Down on the edge of it Right where the bridge is lit Over the oil and gas Now I’m down in the weeds Pulling poison from my knees And it won’t come out But I wanna love you like there is no other light But I can’t shake this disease Refinery, Refine me Refine my love Refinery, Refine me Refine my love Current’s pulling me too strong Down on Front St. on my own And I won’t go home I’m lost in Sarnia Can’t get a hold of ya I don’t know how this can last Refinery, Refine me Refine my love Refinery, Refine me, Refine my love #alternativerock #lyricvideos #canadianband #lostinsarnia #postpunkmusic #noiserock #ontariomusic #windsorontario #rocknrollband #staticaudiovideo #huronlines #hardrock #loudrock #rock #canadianmusic #canadianartists #postpunkmusic #troublelightfilms #believemusic #YQG #windsoressex #sarniaontario #sarnia #huronlines #thirdmanmastering #kaisersound #canadianrock #newband #sarniaontario #519 #sarniarocks #lyricvideo

This video, directed by Garth Jackson of Troublelight Films, was selected as an Official Selection for the 2021 Forest City Film Festival - Music Video Category SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMJDizgoyz1PC2gWwIV_rXA?sub_confirmation=1 This is the official video for our song LOST AND FOUND. We filmed this on a DIY budget with our friend (and uber talented director) Garth Jackson at an undisclosed location in Essex County, ON. We are are excited to share it with you. The song and video are inspired by that feeling of watching someone you love slip away into the darkness and feeling helpless while at the same time feeling like you have to try to do something... talk to them, encourage them, or stare them down on a deserted road next to an illuminated greenhouse in the middle of the night... either way, it can be lonely for the one trying to help sometimes. FOLLOW US HERE https://linktr.ee/HuronLines HURON LINES is: David Mueller (guitar, vox) Grainger Harris (guitar) R.J. Brando (bass, vox) Nick Mitchell (drums) Music by Huron Lines Lyrics by David Mueller Label: Chieftown Music Distribution: Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Recorded and Mixed by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor and Lakeshore, ON in 2020 Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI More about Lost And Found: “This song is inspired by that feeling of being somewhere you don’t want to be but you have to be. Like sitting beside someone in a hospital bed waiting for them to wake up wondering if they ever will. While also wondering if you could have done something to change the situation. The feeling of being totally lost but knowing that there is only one place you can be in that moment.” - dm, huron lines About HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and (prior to COVID 19) access to sporting events, concerts, and music festivals are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning approach, while bassist RJ Brando imposes an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. The debut album shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. Lyrics (by D. Mueller) oh darling i’ve been waiting for you on the dark edge of this lonely lullaby i don’t know what i’m doing here all alone but i’m still waiting lost and found but i’m right beside you lost and found no i can’t sing but i’ll talk all night now just to see you in another morning light i wish i knew colours flashing red yellow blue but i’m still waiting lost and found but i’m right beside you lost and found i know you are right here lost and found but i’m right beside you #alternativerockmusic​ #postpunkmusic​ #canadianband​ #rockband​ #ontariomusic​ #canadianmusic​ #newmusic​ #newbandalert​ #huronlines​ #windsorontario​ #thirdmanmastering​ #grungemusic​ #noiserock​ #newbands​ #newband​ #rocknrollband​ #fenderguitars​ #yqg​ #newrockband​ #90sstyle​ #90saesthetic #essexcounty #greenhouselights #skeletonskateboarders #dronemusicvideo #lostandfound #rocknrollmusic #diymusicvideo #dronecinametography #thirdmanmastering #DIYmusicvideos #DIYmusiccontent #musicvideos #troublelightfilms

Lyric video for the second single from Windsor, ON rock band HURON LINES. Shot and directed by Garth Jackson of Troublelight Films at an undisclosed location. HURON LINES is: David Mueller (guitar, vocals) Grainger Harris (guitar) R.J. Brando (bass, vocals) Nick Mitchell (drums) Music by Huron Lines Lyrics by David Mueller Released April 30th, 2021 Label: Chieftown Music Distribution: Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Recorded, Engineered and Mixed by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON and Lakeshore, ON in 2020. Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI. Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy. Design by Jordan Braithwaite at Cosech Design in Austin, TX. More about Lost And Found: “This song is inspired by that feeling of being somewhere you don’t want to be but you have to be. Like sitting beside someone in a hospital bed waiting for them to wake up wondering if they ever will. While also wondering if you could have done something to change the situation. The feeling of being totally lost but knowing that there is only one place you can be in that moment.” - Dave Mueller, Huron Lines About HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and (prior to COVID 19) access to sporting events, concerts, and music festivals are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning approach, while bassist RJ Brando imposes an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. HURON LINES’ bandleader Dave Mueller fronted notable Windsor post-punk/noise outfit Full White Drag in the 00's, touring North America and releasing music with Inner Flight Records, before taking residency in New York City to record with producer Shane Stoneback (Vampire Weekend, Cults, Fucked Up) and musical mentor Scott McCloud (of Girls Against Boys and Soulside). Returning to his hometown, Mueller recruited a group of celebrated local musicians to release an album for a project called Club Thunderbolt. Recorded by Chris Koltay (My Morning Jacket, Bars of Gold) in Detroit, the 2013 LP titled City of Salt enjoyed chart success on Canadian campus radio while receiving national attention across publications like Exclaim!, who called it "a mature and instinct-driven album from a band experienced enough to bare their chops". Now paired down and featuring former contributors to the Club Thunderbolt project but with a renewed focus and with a new name, the line up consists of David Mueller on vocals/guitar, Grainger Harris (Silent Movie Type) on guitar/backup vocals, RJ Brando (Silent Movie Type, Grough) on bass, and Nick Mitchell (Godhead, Spine) on drums, LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. Lyrics by David Mueller oh darling i’ve been waiting for you on the dark edge of this lonely lullaby i don’t know what i’m doing here all alone but i’m still waiting lost and found but i’m right beside you lost and found no i can’t sing but i’ll talk all night now just to see you in another morning light i wish i knew colours flashing red yellow blue but i’m still waiting lost and found but i’m right beside you lost and found i know you are right here lost and found but i’m right beside you lost and found but i’m right beside you lost and found but i’m right beside you lost and found but i’m right beside you lost and found but i’m right beside you #alternativerockmusic​ #postpunkmusic​ #canadianband​ #rockband​ #ontariomusic​ #canadianmusic​ #oldernow​ #startagain​ #newmusic​ #newbandalert​ #huronlines​ #windsorontario​ #thirdmanmastering​ #kaisersound​ #grungemusic​ #noiserock​ #newbands​ #newband​ #rocknrollband​ #fenderguitars​ #yqg​ #newrockband​ #90sstyle​ #90saesthetic

We are Huron Lines from Windsor, ON, Canada. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMJDizgoyz1PC2gWwIV_rXA?sub_confirmation=1 Visit https://linktr.ee/HuronLines to learn more. This video was shot, directed and edited entirely by Garth Jackson of Troublelight Films right here in Windsor in June and July 2021. We are honoured to have CIB WINDSOR featured throughout the video. Follow them here: https://www.instagram.com/cibwindsor/ and some of the individual skaters featured here: Clarese @amazonia_skates Lula @lulaskates Tanya @patschit Candace @handsome__gretel Taylor @amazononwheels Taylor @skatewithtaylor THANK YOU to each one of these talented skaters for doing this - be sure to follow them and learn more about all things on quads they are doing in a skate park, bowl or on a parking lot rail near you... and the awesome work they do in our community. Huron Lines is Dave Mueller (Guitar, Vox), Nick Mitchell (Drums), Grainger Harris (Guitar), R.J. Brando (Bass, Vocals) Written and performed by Huron Lines. Lyrics by D. Mueller Recorded by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy in Vancouver, BC Graphic Design and layout by Jordan Braithwaite in Austin, TX Distributed by Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Label: Chieftown Music (Windsor, ON) More about “LONELY LOVER”: “Lonely Lover is crafted around that moment when two people connect but never see each other again. Then the moment vanishes and you wonder if it ever happened in the first place. But the feeling carries on...” - D. Mueller LONELY LOVER, the 4th single from Windsor, ON’s HURON LINES, establishes the band as one of Canada’s hardest hitting new rock bands with its edgy post-punk and atmospheric rock undertones combined with vocalist Dave Mueller’s gritty delivery. Cleverly produced by Joshua Kaiser (Psychic Void, Flower Face) in Windsor and mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man (Jack White, Dead Weather) in Detroit, with LONELY LOVER the band is continuing their quest to push the boundaries of what Canadian alternative rock is known for around the globe. MORE ABOUT HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and sports and culture events are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning “Lost in Sarnia”, while bassist RJ Brando helps give “Lonely Lover” an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and even sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. *** Lonely Lover Lyrics by David Mueller she said something and then she walked away i couldn’t tell what her words were meant to relay i wanna know if i’ll be right will she take me to the light? i want my lonely lover back i want my lonely love back i want my lonely i want my lonely lover back i spit out words but they fell right to the floor black light and then she slipped right thru the door i wanna know if i’ll be saved will she let me misbehave? i want my lonely lover back i want my lonely lover back i want my lonely i want my lonely lover back she said something and then she walked away i couldn’t tell what her words were meant to relay #alternativerock #theCIBcrewWindsor #rollerskatingvideo #theCIBcrew #rollerskaters #rollerskatingmusicvideo #canadianband #postpunkmusic #noiserock #ontariomusic #windsorontario #rocknrollband #staticaudiovideo #huronlines #lonelylover #hardrock #loudrock #rock #canadianmusic #canadianartists #postpunkmusic #troublelightfilms #believemusic #rollerskatinghalfpipe #rollerskatingtricks #rollerskatingvideo #DIYmusicvideo #YQG #windsoressex

We are Huron Lines from Windsor, ON, Canada. Very honoured to share with you the official LYRIC VIDEO for our newest single Lonely Lover. Visit https://linktr.ee/HuronLines to learn more and follow us. Please like, share and subscriber to our channel for more! This video was created by Garth Jackson of Troublelight Films with the help of Grainger Harris. We are honoured to have CIB WINDSOR featured throughout the video - for the full OFFICIAL video - visit our channel. Follow them here: https://www.instagram.com/cibwindsor/ Huron Lines is Dave Mueller (Guitar, Vox), Nick Mitchell (Drums), Grainger Harris (Guitar), R.J. Brando (Bass, Vocals) Written and performed by Huron Lines. Lyrics by D. Mueller Recorded by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy in Vancouver, BC Graphic Design and layout by Jordan Braithwaite in Austin, TX Distributed by Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Label: Chieftown Music (Windsor, ON) More about “LONELY LOVER”: “Lonely Lover is crafted around that moment when two people connect but never see each other again. Then the moment vanishes and you wonder if it ever happened in the first place. But the feeling carries on...” - D. Mueller LONELY LOVER, the 4th single from Windsor, ON’s HURON LINES, establishes the band as one of Canada’s hardest hitting new rock bands with its edgy post-punk and atmospheric rock undertones combined with vocalist Dave Mueller’s gritty delivery. Cleverly produced by Joshua Kaiser (Psychic Void, Flower Face) in Windsor and mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man (Jack White, Dead Weather) in Detroit, with LONELY LOVER the band is continuing their quest to push the boundaries of what Canadian alternative rock is known for around the globe. MORE ABOUT HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and sports and culture events are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning “Lost in Sarnia”, while bassist RJ Brando helps give “Lonely Lover” an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and even sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. *** Lonely Lover Lyrics by David Mueller she said something and then she walked away i couldn’t tell what her words were meant to relay i wanna know if i’ll be right will she take me to the light? i want my lonely lover back i want my lonely love back i want my lonely i want my lonely lover back i spit out words but they fell right to the floor black light and then she slipped right thru the door i wanna know if i’ll be saved will she let me misbehave? i want my lonely lover back i want my lonely lover back i want my lonely i want my lonely lover back she said something and then she walked away i couldn’t tell what her words were meant to relay #alternativerock #lyricvideo #rollerskatingvideo #theCIBcrew #rollerskaters #rollerskatingmusicvideo #canadianband #postpunkmusic #noiserock #ontariomusic #windsorontario #rocknrollband #staticaudiovideo #huronlines #lonelylover #hardrock #loudrock #rock #canadianmusic #canadianartists #postpunkmusic #troublelightfilms #believemusic #rollerskatinghalfpipe #rollerskatingtricks #rollerskatingvideo #DIYmusicvideo #YQG #windsoressex #CIBwindsor #lyricvideos

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMJDizgoyz1PC2gWwIV_rXA?sub_confirmation=1 We are HURON LINES from Windsor, ON, Canada. We filmed this video during a difficult time (Spring 2021) in Ontario when we could not be together due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Garth Jackson of Troublelight Films shot this remotely across our hometown of Windsor and Essex County including drone footage over Lake St. Clair. It features the four of us cut separately (as we could not be together) which we think captures the essence of the song so it worked out in that respect. Learn more here https://linktr.ee/HuronLines Written and performed by Huron Lines. Lyrics by D. Mueller Huron Lines is Dave Mueller (Guitar, Vox), Nick Mitchell (Drums), Grainger Harris (Guitar), R.J. Brando (Bass, Vocals) Recorded by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy in Vancouver, BC Graphic Design and layout by Jordan Braithwaite in Austin, TX Distributed by Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Label: Chieftown Music (Windsor, ON) More about THE COMPANY I KEEP: “Sometimes you are your own worst enemy. Drinking too much doesn't usually end well and it's even more detrimental as a solo undertaking.. especially the older you get and the more life throws at you. Sonically this one was written on an old baritone ukulele that was given to me when I was a kid - I have never written a song on it before but had it fixed up in anticipation of passing it on to the next generation in my family when the song fell out of the sky after a late night lost in the darkness... like most of the good ones tend to do...” - Dave Mueller, Huron Lines More about HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and (prior to COVID 19) access to sporting events, concerts, and music festivals are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning “Lost in Sarnia”, while bassist RJ Brando helps give “Lonely Lover” an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat to album highlights “Older Now” and “Ready Fire Aim”. LOST AT THE BORDER, recorded in Windsor by Joshua Kaiser (Psychic Void, Flower Face) and mastered by Bill Skibbe (Jack White, The Kills) at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and even sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. The Company I Keep Lyrics by David Mueller i’m a saint and i’m a sinner i’m a man and i gotta deliver the goods for the life we wanna live there’s a devil on my shoulder he got wiser he got older he knows how to use up all my time i don’t think that i should ever drink alone worry about the ways my head might just explode i know i’m just the company i keep there’s a reason i don’t go there i know when i leave i’ll be alone with my head inside of me i don’t think that i should ever drink alone worry about the ways my head might just explode i know i’m just the company i keep i don’t think that i should ever be alone worry about the ways my head will just explode i know i’m just the company i keep i know i’m just the company i keep ...just the company i keep ……. the company i keep #alternativerock #baritoneukulele #canadianband #windsorontario #yqg #rocknrollband #ontariomusic #newmusic #huronlines #thecompanyIkeep #postpunkmusic #noiserock #posthardcore #bluesrock #ukulelesong #grunge #rocknrollmusic #90svibes #grungemusic #ukulele #windsorontario #yqg #thirdmanmastering #canadianindie #canadianrock #ontariorock #drinkingtoomuch #windsoressex #dronevideos #dronemusicvideo #troublelightfilms #fuzzpedals #greatlakes #rocknrollband #ontariomusic #independentband #indieband

Introducing the LYRIC VIDEO for The Company I Keep, the 3rd single from new Windsor, ON band HURON LINES. This video was shot primarily via drone on location in Windsor / Essex, Ontario and over Lake St. Clair. It was created entirely by Garth Jackson of Troublelight Films, with the help of our own Grainger Harris. Written and performed by Huron Lines. Lyrics by D. Mueller Huron Lines is Dave Mueller (Guitar, Vox), Nick Mitchell (Drums), Grainger Harris (Guitar), R.J. Brando (Bass, Vocals) Recorded by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy in Vancouver, BC Graphic Design and layout by Jordan Braithwaite in Austin, TX Distributed by Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Label: Chieftown Music (Windsor, ON) Great rock n roll has always been about either chasing something down or running fast as hell away from it. But what happens when that thing you're chasing or running away from is yourself? THE COMPANY I KEEP, the third single from new Windsor, ON quartet HURON LINES is a dirty, head-bobbing rock song about finding out that in the end you are the company you keep even when it’s staring at you in the mirror. More about THE COMPANY I KEEP: “Sometimes you are your own worst enemy. Drinking too much doesn't usually end well and it's even more detrimental as a solo undertaking.. especially the older you get and the more life throws at you. Sonically this one was written on an old baritone ukulele that was given to me when I was a kid - I have never written a song on it before but had it fixed up in anticipation of passing it on to the next generation in my family when the song fell out of the sky after a late night lost in the darkness... like most of the good ones tend to do...” - Dave Mueller, Huron Lines More about HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and (prior to COVID 19) access to sporting events, concerts, and music festivals are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning “Lost in Sarnia”, while bassist RJ Brando helps give “Lonely Lover” an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat to album highlights “Older Now” and “Ready Fire Aim”. LOST AT THE BORDER, recorded in Windsor by Joshua Kaiser (Psychic Void, Flower Face) and mastered by Bill Skibbe (Jack White, The Kills) at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and even sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. The Company I Keep Lyrics by David Mueller i’m a saint and i’m a sinner i’m a man and i gotta deliver the goods for the life we wanna live there’s a devil on my shoulder he got wiser he got older he knows how to use up all my time i don’t think that i should ever drink alone worry about the ways my head might just explode i know i’m just the company i keep there’s a reason i don’t go there i know when i leave i’ll be alone with my head inside of me i don’t think that i should ever drink alone worry about the ways my head might just explode i know i’m just the company i keep i don’t think that i should ever be alone worry about the ways my head will just explode i know i’m just the company i keep i know i’m just the company i keep ...just the company i keep ……. the company i keep #alternativerock #lakestclair #canadianband #windsorontario #yqg #rocknrollband #ontariomusic #newmusic #huronlines #thecompanyIkeep #postpunkmusic #noiserock #posthardcore #bluesrock #ukulelesong #grunge #rocknrollmusic #90svibes #grungemusic #baritoneukulele #windsorontario #yqg #thirdmanmastering #canadianindie #canadianrock #ontariorock #drinkingtoomuch #windsoressex #dronevideos #dronemusicvideo #lyricvideo #lyricvideopremiere

Song: Rock N Roll Will Save Your Life Artist: Huron Lines Director: Garth Jackson SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL --https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMJDizgoyz1PC2gWwIV_rXA?sub_confirmation=1 Hi from Windsor, ON, Canada. Thank you for watching the official video for ROCK N ROLL WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE - our latest single. We are very excited to share this one with you - directed by Garth Jackson of Troublelight Films and featuring / introducing Allison H. Who said rock n roll was dead? Learn more about Huron Lines here: https://linktr.ee/HuronLines Follow Us @huronlines Huron Lines is Dave Mueller (Guitar, Vox), Nick Mitchell (Drums), Grainger Harris (Guitar), R.J. Brando (Bass, Vocals) Written and performed by Huron Lines. Lyrics by D. Mueller Recorded by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy in Vancouver, BC Graphic Design and layout by Jordan Braithwaite in Austin, TX Distributed by Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Label: Chieftown Music (Windsor, ON) More about “ROCK N ROLL WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE”: “This is an ode to rock n roll but it could be anything - its just about finding something you love and fighting for it and doing positive things in the world with whatever you are passionate about... Rock n roll saved my life - I hope it can save your life too.” - D. Mueller MORE ABOUT HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and sports and culture events are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning “Lost in Sarnia”, while bassist RJ Brando helps give “Lonely Lover” an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and even sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. *** Rock N Roll Will Save Your Life Lyrics by D. Mueller i wonder if your wandering away from all that you can be they say “just try this drug or three” or “have another drink on me” i wish you had the rock n roll i wish you had the rock n roll i wish you had the rock n roll ‘cause rock n roll will save your life it’s useless but i’ll try we bang our heads and we wonder why your friends are just the same as you they’re fighting for their own way thru i wonder if your home right now thinking you’re alone somehow if you only knew what i know you need i do it to be free i wish you had the rock n roll i wish you had the rock n roll i wish you had the rock n roll ‘cause rock n roll will save your life save your life save your life i wish you had the rock n roll I wish you had the rock n roll #alternativerock #rocknroll #canadianband #rocknrollwillsaveyourlife #postpunkmusic #noiserock #ontariomusic #windsorontario #rocknrollband #huronlines #hardrock #loudrock #rock #canadianmusic #canadianartists #postpunkmusic #troublelightfilms #believemusic #YQG #windsoressex ##huronlines #thirdmanmastering #kaisersound #canadianrock #newband #guitars #silverdoormanagement

Song: Rock N Roll Will Save Your Life Artist: Huron Lines Director: Garth Jackson SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL --https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMJDizgoyz1PC2gWwIV_rXA?sub_confirmation=1 Hi from Windsor, ON, Canada. Thank you for watching the official LYRIC video for ROCK N ROLL WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE - our latest single. Learn more about Huron Lines here: https://linktr.ee/HuronLines Follow Us @huronlines Huron Lines is Dave Mueller (Guitar, Vox), Nick Mitchell (Drums), Grainger Harris (Guitar), R.J. Brando (Bass, Vocals) Written and performed by Huron Lines. Lyrics by D. Mueller Recorded by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy in Vancouver, BC Graphic Design and layout by Jordan Braithwaite in Austin, TX Distributed by Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Label: Chieftown Music (Windsor, ON) More about “ROCK N ROLL WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE”: “This is an ode to rock n roll but it could be anything - its just about finding something you love and fighting for it and doing positive things in the world with whatever you are passionate about... Rock n roll saved my life - I hope it can save your life too.” - D. Mueller MORE ABOUT HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and sports and culture events are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning “Lost in Sarnia”, while bassist RJ Brando helps give “Lonely Lover” an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and even sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. *** Rock N Roll Will Save Your Life Lyrics by D. Mueller i wonder if your wandering away from all that you can be they say “just try this drug or three” or “have another drink on me” i wish you had the rock n roll i wish you had the rock n roll i wish you had the rock n roll ‘cause rock n roll will save your life it’s useless but i’ll try we bang our heads and we wonder why your friends are just the same as you they’re fighting for their own way thru i wonder if your home right now thinking you’re alone somehow if you only knew what i know you need i do it to be free i wish you had the rock n roll i wish you had the rock n roll i wish you had the rock n roll ‘cause rock n roll will save your life save your life save your life i wish you had the rock n roll I wish you had the rock n roll #alternativerock #rocknroll #canadianband #rocknrollwillsaveyourlife #postpunkmusic #noiserock #ontariomusic #windsorontario #rocknrollband #huronlines #hardrock #loudrock #rock #canadianmusic #canadianartists #postpunkmusic #troublelightfilms #believemusic #YQG #windsoressex ##huronlines #thirdmanmastering #kaisersound #canadianrock #newband #guitars #silverdoormanagement

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMJDizgoyz1PC2gWwIV_rXA?sub_confirmation=1 Excited to share the official video for our latest single -- READY FIRE AIM -- directed by Garth Jackson of Troublelight Films. Learn more about Huron Lines here: https://linktr.ee/HuronLines Follow Us @huronlines Huron Lines is Dave Mueller (Guitar, Vox), Nick Mitchell (Drums), Grainger Harris (Guitar), R.J. Brando (Bass, Vocals) Written and performed by Huron Lines. Lyrics by D. Mueller Recorded by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy in Vancouver, BC Graphic Design and layout by Jordan Braithwaite in Austin, TX Distributed by Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Label: Chieftown Music (Windsor, ON) More about “Ready Fire Aim”: “ This song is kind of about that moment when you are staring down the barrel of a bad relationship and wishing the words would slow down and the listening would start back up. Listening more and talking less usually end up bringing you closer together whether it’s your partner, your neighbour or someone halfway around the world. The song exists in that moment when blurting something out is probably not the wisest thing one could do if there are any plans of resolving things between yourselves.” - D. Mueller MORE ABOUT HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and sports and culture events are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning “Lost in Sarnia”, while bassist RJ Brando helps give “Lonely Lover” an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and even sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. *** Ready Fire Aim Lyrics by David Mueller i wanna know if i can relate to all the things that you seem to hate is it your heart or is it your brain? i don’t know but i think it’s insane ready FIRE aim at your head use all the words that you left unsaid all words just words whatever you say to me i’m gonna let it go whatever you’re doing now i might never know i wanna scream what we already know but i’m afraid of the places we’ll go a black heart can tell a thousand lies and i can see everyone in your eyes ready FIRE aim at your heart use all the blood that we left at the start oh love just love whatever you say to me i’m gonna let it go whatever you’re doing now i’m might never know whatever you say to me i’m gonna let it go whatever you’re doing now i’m might never know we’re gonna sink to the bottom if we don’t learn to swim underwater and float high above where we will never go high above where we will never go high above where we will never go... #alternativerock #rocknroll #canadianband #cupsncakespod #readyfireaim #postpunkmusic #noiserock #ontariomusic #windsorontario #rocknrollband #staticaudiovideo #huronlines #hardrock #loudrock #rock #canadianmusic #canadianartists #postpunkmusic #troublelightfilms #believemusic #YQG #windsoressex ##huronlines #thirdmanmastering #kaisersound #canadianrock #newband #guitars

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMJDizgoyz1PC2gWwIV_rXA?sub_confirmation=1 Excited to share the official LYRIC video for our latest single -- READY FIRE AIM -- directed by Garth Jackson of Troublelight Films. Learn more about Huron Lines here: https://linktr.ee/HuronLines Follow Us @huronlines Huron Lines is Dave Mueller (Guitar, Vox), Nick Mitchell (Drums), Grainger Harris (Guitar), R.J. Brando (Bass, Vocals) Written and performed by Huron Lines. Lyrics by D. Mueller Recorded by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy in Vancouver, BC Graphic Design and layout by Jordan Braithwaite in Austin, TX Distributed by Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Label: Chieftown Music (Windsor, ON) More about “Ready Fire Aim”: “ This song is kind of about that moment when you are staring down the barrel of a bad relationship and wishing the words would slow down and the listening would start back up. Listening more and talking less usually end up bringing you closer together whether it’s your partner, your neighbour or someone halfway around the world. The song exists in that moment when blurting something out is probably not the wisest thing one could do if there are any plans of resolving things between yourselves.” - D. Mueller MORE ABOUT HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and sports and culture events are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning “Lost in Sarnia”, while bassist RJ Brando helps give “Lonely Lover” an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and even sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. *** Ready Fire Aim Lyrics by David Mueller i wanna know if i can relate to all the things that you seem to hate is it your heart or is it your brain? i don’t know but i think it’s insane ready FIRE aim at your head use all the words that you left unsaid all words just words whatever you say to me i’m gonna let it go whatever you’re doing now i might never know i wanna scream what we already know but i’m afraid of the places we’ll go a black heart can tell a thousand lies and i can see everyone in your eyes ready FIRE aim at your heart use all the blood that we left at the start oh love just love whatever you say to me i’m gonna let it go whatever you’re doing now i’m might never know whatever you say to me i’m gonna let it go whatever you’re doing now i’m might never know we’re gonna sink to the bottom if we don’t learn to swim underwater and float high above where we will never go high above where we will never go high above where we will never go... #alternativerock #rocknroll #canadianband #lyricvideos #readyfireaim #postpunkmusic #noiserock #ontariomusic #windsorontario #rocknrollband #staticaudiovideo #huronlines #hardrock #loudrock #rock #canadianmusic #canadianartists #postpunkmusic #troublelightfilms #believemusic #YQG #windsoressex ##huronlines #thirdmanmastering #kaisersound #canadianrock #newband #guitars #lyricvideo

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMJDizgoyz1PC2gWwIV_rXA?sub_confirmation=1 Excited to share the official STATIC ARTWORK video for our latest single -- STREETLIGHT GOSPEL CHOIR Learn more about Huron Lines here: https://linktr.ee/HuronLines Follow Us @huronlines Huron Lines is Dave Mueller (Guitar, Vox), Nick Mitchell (Drums), Grainger Harris (Guitar), R.J. Brando (Bass, Vocals) Written and performed by Huron Lines. Lyrics by D. Mueller Recorded by Joshua Kaiser in Windsor, ON Mastered by Bill Skibbe at Third Man Mastering in Detroit, MI Artwork Photography by Jonathan Dy in Vancouver, BC Graphic Design and layout by Jordan Braithwaite in Austin, TX Distributed by Believe Music / Silver Door Entertainment Label: Chieftown Music (Windsor, ON) More about “Streetlight Gospel Choir”: “Streetlight was one of the songs that has been with me for quite a while but never really came together until we got in a room together in late 2019. If you are out too late and left to your own devices to find your way home, sometimes the only light you can see is what’s right above you. Streetlights guiding you home, taking you back to what matters most and pulling you out of the darkness. That is kind of the visual of the song - and obviously coming back to face whatever you left behind at the beginning of the night.” - Dave Mueller MORE ABOUT HURON LINES: As anyone who’s gazed northbound down the barren downtown strip of Ouellette Avenue knows, the presence of Detroit looms large across Windsor, Ontario. For the inhabitants of Canada’s most southern city, Detroit’s crumbling art deco skyline has become a symbol of identity and pride, as Windsorites are fed a steady diet of culture as local television, and terrestrial, public, and college radio are broadcasted across the emerald Detroit River, visual artists share residency across the border, and sports and culture events are merely separated by a short trip through the Windsor/Detroit tunnel. For the four members of HURON LINES, Detroit has always been an integral part of their sound, aesthetic, and their anything-goes approach to making music. LOST AT THE BORDER, the debut album from HURON LINES is a direct result of the eclectic and adventurous nature of the scene they grew up with. Across eight tracks and 30 minutes, vocalist/guitarist Dave Mueller’s beautifully dusty delivery shapes the powerful but yearning “Lost in Sarnia”, while bassist RJ Brando helps give “Lonely Lover” an anthemic feel due to his soaring backup vocals. Guitarist Grainger Harris and Drummer Nick Mitchell keep the angular twin guitar attack moving forward, adding lush leads on top of a gutteral groove-filled backbeat. LOST AT THE BORDER shows the quartet releasing the best music of their respective musical careers—pulling gracefully and forcefully from post-punk, shoegaze, garage rock, and even sludge metal, all the while leaving the listener with something that could only have be birthed amongst the shadows of the Motor City. *** Streetlight Gospel Choir Lyrics by David Mueller streetlight gospel choir pull me home under your fire oh lord you’re waiting on me i know you’re waiting on your own just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go streetlight gospel choir light the way for another liar i know you’ve seen me like this but i swear it’s different then before streetlight gospel choir strung along with copper wire i know you’re waiting for me now i’m here standing at the door just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go you’re gonna pull me thru the flame i’m gonna pull you down again you’re gonna pull me thru the flame i’m gonna pull you down and pull you down again just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go just give me something and don’t let go... #alternativerock #rocknroll #canadianband #singleartwork #streetlightgospelchoir #postpunkmusic #noiserock #ontariomusic #windsorontario #rocknrollband #staticaudiovideo #huronlines #hardrock #loudrock #rock #canadianmusic #canadianartists #postpunkmusic #troublelightfilms #believemusic #YQG #windsoressex #huronlines #thirdmanmastering #kaisersound #canadianrock #newband #guitars #lyricvideo