in my way
Available now on all platforms! New EP, Now We Know, out 11/23
IN MY WAY
by The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
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The Herald
We are the herald
Originally formed in Denton, the roots of The Herald are deep in the heart of Texas. Members met at the University of North Texas and have been on a creative journey ever since. Pushing the boundaries of Indie Alt Rock while implementing a psychedelic progressive feel in their music, the band is fully focused on being unique.
Vocals, Rhythm Guitar / Tanner Bowden
Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals / Andrew Miller
Bass, Backing Vocals / Cristian Fernandez
Drums / Ryan LaLone
(Pictured Left to Right)
News and reviews
Ark of Music review - sea of strangers
Opening their sophomore project is the album’s title track, Sea Of Strangers, an ambient, chilled-out track that immediately took me back to 2001 and 311’s classic, Amber.
Welcome Party, for this music critic, makes this beautiful irony of The Heralds’ music a fact: These boys are piecing together tough, brutally honest, and borderline existential subject matter; with flavorful, friendly melodies; which, when contrasted with the lyrical content, are more or less—polar opposites...
Indie band guru album review
There will always be a special bond between members of a band. Pouring heart and soul into creating music together creates a brotherhood. Friendship is one thing but this reaches another level. This seem to be the case with our recent find The Herald...
Middle tennesse music album review
Sea of Strangers is a sonic novel describing and exploring a relationship between two people. With that in mind, each of the 11 tracks included on this record can be easily related to by pretty much anyone. Backed by a foundation of atmospheric indie rock, enticing melodies pull the emotions while the rhythms keep us locked in groove and the vocals bring the story of this particular relationship to life...