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Aubrey Huntsman
Aubrey Huntsman formed in New York City in the early 2000s with guitarist Ethan King, bassist Ryan Hayes, and drummer John Carter. The band's 2005 debut album...
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Aubrey Huntsman formed in New York City in the early 2000s with guitarist Ethan King, bassist Ryan Hayes, and drummer John Carter. The band's 2005 debut album 'Strawberry Season' gave them their breakthrough, anchored by the title track's bittersweet melody and Aubrey's raw vocal delivery.
That album's success came with some complications, including a legal dispute with their record label and public discussion about Aubrey's mental health struggles. They kept recording through it, putting out 'The Morning After' in 2007, 'In the Shadow of the Sun' in 2010, and 'The Silent Hour' in 2015.
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