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tsone Phoenix, Arizona
Tony Obr is a musician, sound designer, composer, visual artist and educator. He often works at the confluence of art,
technology, and performance.
He has released on a number of international recording labels including: Schematic, Sunwarped, Home Normal, txt recordings, Tessellate Recordings, Stereoscenic, Audiotalaia, Dark Era Tapes, and Pocket Fields.
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