American Analog Set
American Analog Set formed in Austin in the early 1990s with Andrew Kenny on vocals and guitar, Ken Stringfellow on guitar and vocals, and Michael Lerner on...
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American Analog Set formed in Austin in the early 1990s with Andrew Kenny on vocals and guitar, Ken Stringfellow on guitar and vocals, and Michael Lerner on bass. Adam Pierce joined as drummer in 1994. They put out seven albums, including 1999's 'The Fun of It,' which featured the track 'Fuck This... I'm Leaving.'
That song drew some attention for its title and direct language about frustration with the music business.
Their records have a quiet, thoughtful quality, with songs like 'A Good Friend Is Always Around' and 'Aaron And Maria' built around steady rhythms and Kenny's low-key delivery. They were part of that wave of indie rock that valued mood and space over big choruses.
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