Thomas Henry Huxley

December 10, 2020


Written by Andy Dunfee
Produced by Andy Dunfee and Jon Fintel
Mixed and Mastered by Jon Fintel at Relay Recording, Columbus, OH.

Recorded in Andy's home studio in Columbus, OH.
Additional tracking in Aaron’s guest bedroom, Marysville, OH;
in Amy and Seth’s kitchen, Pittsburgh, PA;
and at Relay Recording, Columbus, OH.

Andy Dunfee: guitars, bass, keys, noises, vocals, and drums on 5, 6, 8
Aaron Bishara: drums on 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 10
Jon Fintel: additional vocals on 5, 6, 7
Cristina Crimaldi: additional vocals on 8, 9
Amy Portenlanger: additional vocals on 9
Seth Portenlanger: additional vocals on 9


Fight or Flight, 4:12. Left Side (Go Back), 4:56. Entropic Visions, 4:00.
Living with the Ghost, 3:21. We’re Getting By (On Ohio), 3:59. Book About a Book, 4:19.
I Wonder, 6:42. Keep the Beat (You’re Falling Behind), 3:46. Just Figure it Out, 6:00.
Need a Fun Moss, 5:45.


Bubble Made Imagination is the recording project of Columbus, OH native, Andy Dunfee, who brings a DIY attitude to his music, aiming to strike a balance between raw simplicity and artsy complexity, between catchy melody and the strain of reality.

His latest work is the 10-track album, Thomas Henry Huxley. On Thomas Henry Huxley, Andy teamed up with producer and mixing/mastering engineer, Jon Fintel (Snarls, She Bears), and drummer, Aaron Bishara (The Floorwalkers, Doc Robinson), to create a more aggressive and polished collection of tunes with a very 2020 spin on existential dread.

“The fact that these two tracks can share an album consecutively highlights a diverse musical background and internal mastery of the intent of both genres; the free-spirited love and doobie-induced indifference of a music festival in one track immediately followed by the angst and active rebellion of punk rock. It’s clear the group knows how to make good music; all ten tracks are well conceived and performed.”
- My Devil - Album Review on Music in Motion

“…you get the feeling that this is a band just having a bit of fun with their instruments and that sort of feeling is contagious. It offers that relief from life that music needs to offer.”
- ‘My Baby’s a Bull’ - Song Review on Mind Noise Network