An Offering

Enjoy eight new tracks about leaving Earth and throwing yourself into the sun.

Available at (links will be added as they are made available):

  • GarageMonkey Productions (GMP-036)
  • August 7, 2020
  • Andrew Arnold (music + lyrics, bass guitar, guitar, vocals, drums & programming, soundscapes, mixing, mastering, artwork & layout)
  • Additional samples: batuhansezer, googlekatclaire, jesabat, kb7clx, markgia, molkko, nathan45100, osfx, robinhood76, tec-studio, tkzic, tylerwardfilms, panta-rei
  • Recorded 18 February–30 June 2020, Columbus, Ohio
  • Special thanks: Graham Arnold, J. D. Wozniak

Comments

  1. TRufSeptember 19, 2020 at 11:45 AM

    Hey, I've been listening to your old songs way back in early jamendo days and have since then developed renewed interest in ambient/drone lately and listened to antimonument again. So anyway, a little google search later I'm happy to find out you're still making music! Now I've got some catching up to do ...

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    1. Andrew ArnoldSeptember 19, 2020 at 7:35 PM

      Hi TRuf! Glad to see you made your way here. I forgot all about the Jamendo days... feels like a lifetime ago.

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