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Montgomery's Place

@montgomerymoth

local moth living life and trying to have fun along the way! if you have any spare lamps please give me them! current pfp made by: https://www.tumblr.com/sageysartsanddreams?source=share my toyhouse: https://toyhou.se/GlitchGibson More information: Autism & OCD, Born: 2002, Gender: Male, Pronouns He/Him, Sign: Virgo Favorite band: Royal Republic. Please do not interact with me if you are going to be weird or anything I'll just block you

second commission!

thank you so much @montgomerymoth for giving me your character to draw!! i had so much fun drawing them and i hope i portrayed their swagness :3

commissions are currently closed! i will update when theyre going to be open again!!!

total time spent: 4hrs 30mins 🐾

I’m having a ton of fun doing these sooo have another :3 This might be my favorite one so far!!

It may be gruelling, painful, scary, agonizing, and gruelling (again), but when they get back they might get sooo many medals.

Eric Van Aro Returns to the Source, Without a Net

I am about to undertake a rare event. The Eric Van Aro Quartet are not merely releasing an album; we are resurrecting a ghost. This is my profound journey back to the source.

I grew up surrounded by the warm hiss of tape machines and the sacred ritual of the live take. My career has navigated jazz, rock, Latin rhythms, and electronic music, but I have always been pulled by a deeper current. That current leads me home.

Now, in my most personal project, I am shedding the modern studio entirely. No overdubs, no click tracks, no digital safety net. This is my music, laid bare.

The repertoire is my sonic autobiography. I have privately cataloged songs I call "waky"—pieces that feel timeless, slightly warped by memory, rich with the patina of a life lived. These are the forgotten B-sides of my experience, the haunting melodies heard on late-night radio, the standards reinterpreted, the original tunes that never fit a genre but never left my soul.

I have gathered these "waky" gems—from jaunty jazz to melancholic rock ballads—to be captured in a single, continuous performance. This is not a rejection of my eclectic past, but its distillation. It is me going back to the root: the terrifying and glorious act of creating something beautiful, together, in real time.

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