Armor for Sleep release their Audiotree Live session
The New Jersey band recorded a four-song live EP spanning two decades, from early-2000s emo to new album There Is No Memory.
Armor for Sleep have released their Audiotree Live session, a four-song live EP announced jointly by the band and the platform. The full performance is available to watch now.
The set draws from two decades of the New Jersey group's catalog, moving between the early-2000s emo of What To Do When You Are Dead and the dream-pop textures of There Is No Memory, the band's critically acclaimed new record.
The session was produced by Austin Isaac Peters and Chris Watkins, with mixing and mastering handled by Wesley Reno. Among the songs captured is "Car Underwater," one of the band's most enduring tracks.
Frontman Ben Jorgensen spoke about how listeners have held on to that song over the years, saying it has taken on new meaning for the band as a result. "Seeing people continue to connect with it after all this time," he said, describing the response the track still draws.
A limited edition vinyl pressing of the session is available for pre-order through the Equal Vision Records shop.
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