Ben Schneider

Ben Schneider, founder and frontman of Lord Huron, shares insights on their new album, The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1. He discusses the band’s formation, reconnecting with old friends, and the creative process behind their storytelling music. Schneider dives into the renovation of their Whispering Pines studio and the unique collaborations with Kristen Stewart and Kazu Makino. He reflects on balancing production control with collaboration and finds beauty in the mystery of art. His journey captures the essence of musical evolution.

Ben Schneider, the frontman of indie-folk band Lord Huron, joins for a lively discussion about their new album, The Cosmic Selector Volume 1. He shares insights on the character-driven inspiration behind songs like 'Bag of Bones' and the collaborative process that even included Kristen Stewart's spoken word. As he reflects on the band’s evolution and musical philosophy, Schneider emphasizes the importance of personal meaning in lyrics and the influence of literature, notably Thomas Hardy, on his songwriting. Their conversation reveals a deep connection to mystery and beauty in music.

Critique of Pentagon's UFO Report, Analyzing Government Report on UFOs and Enhancing Detection Capabilities, Insights into UAPs and Government Involvement, Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Investigations, Exploring UFO Sightings and Encounters with Non-Human Intelligence, Discussions on the Future of UFO Pursuit and Congressional Hearings

Ben Schneider, the founder and lead singer of Lord Huron, takes listeners on a journey through his unique blend of music and storytelling. He dives into the existential themes of love and mortality, revealing how these ideas inspire his songwriting. The conversation touches on creating immersive album worlds and the band's refusal to be pigeonholed into a single genre. Ben shares insights from his diverse travels and art background, while also discussing the impact of licensing music for TV and his current work on a new album full of mythological narratives.

Ben Schneider, the singer-songwriter and frontman of Lord Huron, dives deep into the themes of their new concept album, Long Lost. He reveals the story of a fictional band recording in a haunted studio, inspired by public access shows and nostalgic variety acts. Schneider discusses the interplay of truth and fiction in songwriting, along with how themes of time and loss resonate in today’s world. He shares plans for graphic novels and films to complement the music and reflects on the emotional connection with fans through their stories.