ALLSET creates passionately improvised psychoactive music, featuring electric / MIDI violin, that is ideal for trancing and dancing.

ALLSET played their first national tour in summer of '99. Their sound has been described as 'liquid' or 'oozing.' The band has 2 CD's:
Baker's Dozen
Gelatin in Vermont (limited ep)

ALLSET is featured in the new 1999 Boston Band Collectors Cards.
The band receives national college airplay as well as global airplay in places as diverse as Russia and Brazil.
Everythings about energy and geometry.
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Here's a review of a show in Omaha, NE taken from from Jambands.com

ALLSET arrived in Omaha a day early to crash on our floor. Fresh(?) off the road from the rest of their Spreading the Gel tour (renamed the Sleep Deprivation Tour on the last leg) and a hassle from some Iowa law enforcement that had it in for them. They decided to come to Omaha to drink Coors, play Jet Moto 2 and JAM. These guys have the right idea. They’re just out having fun, playing good music and keeping it on the road looking for a kind scene.
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ALLSET came on to a crowd that was filtering in, sorta late as usual on Thursday night, and tore into it right off the bat. With the kit and bass already set, and no vocals to worry about, it didn’t take long to lock them in. I’ve noticed that our Creek crowd will sit and applaud when they are 'just' listening. Appreciative, yet tentative. Then, if they like what’s happening-if they don’t, they leave-the sitting turns into dancing and the applauding turns into screaming. Exactly what happened about the third song or so. ALLSET’s brand of jam is different than what I’ve heard. These guys definitely have something going on. Chris said that people either 'get it or they don’t.' The Creek definitely got it, and the boys treated the crowd to a great show-debuting at least three jams. I’ve heard electrified fiddle before, but never this way. Brad Slate has some definite talent and a different perspective on the sound, and the rest of the band is able to capture that and complement it-spinning, trancing, grooving and tripping.
- Paul 'Pro' Pearson
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