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Tuesday, September 20 2005

The American Analog Set: Set Free

One of the quietest bands in the world (sporting a drummer) prove that you can record some excellent songs without a Marshall stack (most of the time).

Tuesday, August 12 2003

American Analog Set: Promise of Love

Sunday, January 1 1995

The American Analog Set: The Golden Band

Nicking the melody from Joy Division's Love Will Tear Us Apart for lead-off track Weather Report is a sure way to grab a listener's attention.

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