The American Analog Set
The American Analog Set formed in San Francisco in the early 1990s. They released albums like 'The Woodenize' in 1995 and 'Know by Heart' in 1999. Their sound...
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The American Analog Set formed in San Francisco in the early 1990s. They released albums like 'The Woodenize' in 1995 and 'Know by Heart' in 1999. Their sound often featured Andrew Kenny's vocals and guitar alongside Elizabeth Davis's violin, heard on songs like 'A Good Friend Is Always Around' and 'Aaron And Maria'.
Their music had a quiet, atmospheric quality, with acoustic guitar and violin creating a particular mood. Kenny's lyrics tended toward the introspective, touching on personal themes without grand statements. The band put out records through 2009's 'Set Free' before ending in 2010.
They weren't a flashy group, but their records found an audience drawn to that understated approach. Songs like 'Blue Chaise' and 'Born on the Cusp' show what they did well: simple arrangements, a steady pace, and a certain warmth in the delivery.
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