Andy Moore is an Arkansas-based artist and producer whose sophomore album, All Things Together, traces the passing of time and the search for peace amid grief and uncertainty. Playing every instrument himself and leaning beyond his native guitar toward piano, percussion, and texture, Moore creates patient, cinematic songs shaped by post-rock, intimate acoustic music, and subtle trip-hop influence. Mastered by Denis Blackham at Skye Mastering, All Things Together moves from stark intensity to quiet resolution—a winding pilgrimage toward rest.

All Things together

Meditations on Union

Artist and producer Andy Moore has made a contract with candlelight, vowing not to stop until the morning rays outshine its flickering comforts. His sophomore album, All Things Together, chronicles the passing of time and the search for peace amid grief and uncertainty.

The title track opens the record with bright, familial scenes reminiscent of Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life, setting out on a winding pilgrimage of emotion that eventually finds rest in an all-out collapse back at the start.

On this second offering, Moore draws inspiration from the beginnings of post-rock—particularly Talk Talk’s final records—the intimate acoustic work of Paul Buchanan and The Blue Nile, and elements of trip-hop reminiscent of Beth Gibbons’ solo work. The album was mastered by Denis Blackham at Skye Mastering, whose résumé includes work with Talk Talk and Antony and the Johnsons.

All Things Together reveals Moore’s artistic growth from his early days as guitarist for alternative-rock band Deas Vail through years of production work on projects including Dover Lights and The Gumdrops. By playing every instrument and concentrating on secondary instruments rather than his native guitar, Moore gives the album a sense of patience, growth, and deliberation. The record moves through moments of stark intensity in “Desert” and “All Your Heart,” then returns to quieter passages in “Peace” and “Silence.”

All Things Together is a journey that begins in a backyard forest, abruptly treks through landlocked mountains, dives into open water, and finally mines through the bottom to the other side.

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