(Clarion Call Media) Armor For Sleep and Audiotree Live have announced the band's brand new, four-song live EP. Produced by Austin Isaac Peters, Chris Watkins and mixed/mastered by Wesley Reno, Armor For Sleep bring two decades of catalog to the live session, from the early-2000s emo of What To Do When You Are Dead to the dream-pop textures of their critically acclaimed new album, There Is No Memory.
Frontman Ben Jorgensen had the following to share about "Car Underwater": "It's been amazing to watch 'Car Underwater' become a song that fans have made their own over the years. Seeing people continue to connect with it after all this time has given it new meaning for us too.
"Recording it for Audiotree felt like honoring that shared history while capturing where we are today." Watch the full session now via Psalm One below, and pre-order the limited edition vinyl via the Equal Vision Records shop here.
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