By turns intimate and driving, acerbic and searching, this acoustic collage of youthful regret and longing is anchored by Xenos’s strong melodic ear, a sweet mix of styles, and, as the title suggests, a prescient discomfort at the coming digital age.

Try Autopilot was (mostly) recorded by Billy Rhinehart and Bruce Dalzell at B and B Knucklehead

By turns intimate and driving, acerbic and searching, this acoustic collage of youthful regret and longing is anchored by Xenos’s strong melodic ear, a sweet mix of styles, and, as the title suggests, a prescient discomfort at the coming digital age.

Try Autopilot was (mostly) recorded by Billy Rhinehart and Bruce Dalzell at B and B Knucklehead Studios and by Chris Pyle at 3 Elliot St. Studio. Chris Weibel mastered the album.

Listeners will stumble into this happy accident of outtakes and B-sides from Xenos’s earlier projects, energized by his new foray into electronic looping and mixing, creating the layered soundscape that would come to define his live performances.

Originally released by Manasseh Records in collaboration with Jim Harris. Snowmen and Knit Hats was

Listeners will stumble into this happy accident of outtakes and B-sides from Xenos’s earlier projects, energized by his new foray into electronic looping and mixing, creating the layered soundscape that would come to define his live performances.

Originally released by Manasseh Records in collaboration with Jim Harris. Snowmen and Knit Hats was recorded and mixed by Bernie Nau @ Peachfork Studio. Penny Market and A Ring to Revolve Around were recorded and mixed by Rob Powell. All other songs were recorded and mixed by Bryan Gibson. The album was mastered by Rob Powell. Tony Xenos wrote and performed the songs. Additional performances by Jef Shilt, Geoff Osterland, Bryan Gibson, Rob Powell, and Jason Stover.