Huron Lines

Forged along the Windsor-Detroit border, Huron Lines is a Canadian post-noise rock band blending grit, melody, and sonic tension. Their new EP Overthinker coming October 24th, 2025 on Chieftown Music marks a confident step forward — capturing the chaos and contemplation of modern life in four fierce tracks recorded with Marc Jacob Hudson (<a href="spotify:artist:1sylmUjlKYsLA49YtkNHW3" data-name="Cursive">Cursive</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:29lz7gs8edwnnfuXW4FhMl" data-name="Against Me!">Against Me!</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:61awhbNK16ku1uQyXRsQj5" data-name="Thursday">Thursday</a>) and mastered by Alan Douches (<a href="spotify:artist:3KdXhEwbqFHfNfSk7L9E87" data-name="Baroness">Baroness</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:7kHzfxMLtVHHb523s43rY1" data-name="Converge">Converge</a>).

After establishing themselves as a Canadian band on the rise with the release of their 2021 debut <a href="spotify:album:3oOx8VmCT7RUBB1KGvYl05" data-name="Lost At The Border">Lost At The Border</a> and their 2023 follow-up <a href="spotify:album:28I6oOZN2EzUmPg8OzbTzf" data-name="Found In Floods">Found In Floods</a> which were recorded in the garage rehearsal space outside of Windsor, the band sought out an opportunity to take a sonic step forward. Overthinker finds the quartet sharpening their sound: louder, leaner, and more emotionally direct. “No Way Out,” the lead single, channels the feeling of being boxed in — emotionally, physically, existentially — with punchy basslines, jagged guitars, and a propulsive urgency. Thematically, the record leans into anxiety, analysis paralysis, and what it means to push through.

Huron Lines is led by Dave Mueller (ex-<a href="spotify:artist:55wJ626WMEdBeYriB4pwXX" data-name="Full White Drag">Full White Drag</a>) on vocals/guitar, joined by guitarist Grainger Harris, bassist RJ Brando (<a href="spotify:artist:5kqPZOBXkPCNIXsLTV2exB" data-name="Silent Movie Type">Silent Movie Type</a>), and drummer Nick Mitchell (NC17). While Found in Floods captured the isolation of lockdowns, Overthinker is the sound of emergence — a concise, bruising meditation on over-stimulation and the drive to reconnect.

October 2025.
Windsor, ON, Canada.