Biography
Sam Eddington is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter from the United States. He was trained as a classical pianist, but began writing and recording pop music in the mid-'90s.
Together with sister Hannah Eddington, he formed the experimental/avant-garde outfit The Doorknobs in 1995; they would continue making music until 2003. Alongside The Doorknobs, Eddington was also also involved with a second experimental project, Obey The Toaster.
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Eddington continued to cycle through several other projects for the next decade, including experimental groups Stop, That Fish Is Almost Human, and Recycled, Houston-based rock bands Ninth Configuration and Denim Samurai, and pop group Formal Thought Disorder, which saw him working again with Hannah. He also played keyboards briefly for Eddington/Wheatley, Future Imperfect, and Rob Taylor and the Authority.
Alongside these endeavors, Eddington also records music under his own name, ranging from straightforward garage rock to whispered death-folk and fractured electronica. More recently, he has added keyboards to The Chroma Blend and Deep Tree Mantra before electing to go solo again.
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.