Vetiver

Spinning on Air | May 18, 2010
Andy Cabic's San Francisco-based group Vetiver has a relaxed and tuneful sound. Their new album, "To Find Me Gone," lets the songs accumulate momentum gradually, and revels in the textures of voices, and plucked and bowed strings. Visiting WNYC for an in-studio session, Vetiver is a seven-piece band ready to weave their instruments around Andy Cabic's voice and explore his songs about outlaws, arboretums, and love. Host David Garland welcomes them and talks with Andy about his music and the band.

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