Artist description Pandora's Litter Box is fronted by drum machine guru Dr. Anti-Pop. After leaving the unpopular group "Twisted Gibberish Society" due to "artistic differences" with his other personalities, he decided to strike out on his own. After a brief encounter with Ohio rapper Docta Chuck on a now-defunct project, Dr. Anti-Pop is set to take over the Lexington electronic world with his debut album, "The Missing Children LP," a collection of down-tempo songs perfect for that late-night "chill session." Pandora's Litter Box, if handled properly, could go somewhere other than the cut-out bin.

Music Style Electronic, Rap, Hip-Hop, Drum-N-Bass, Experimental

Musical Influences Ween, Primus, UB40, Beck, The Eels, Smashing Pumpkins

Similar Artists Moby, Weird Al, Ween, Primus, Beck, The Eels, Avril Lavigne, U2, New Found Glory, Good Charlotte, Our Lady Peace, System Of A Down, Tool, Metallica, NIN, Ministry

Artist History Dr. Anti-Pop is an enigma. A mystery. People travel from all over the world to study his work. Listen to his messages. And now, thanks to the power of the Internet, Dr. Anti-Pop has formed Pandora's Litter Box, one of the most diverse electronic acts to leap from the Lexington, Kentucky underground. With his "Twisted Gibberish Society" roots behind him, one can only guess what this genius is planning to drop on the unsuspecting world. Will anyone listen? Probably not.

Group Members Dr. Anti-Pop (keyboards, programming)

Instruments Samples, keyboards, and computers.

Albums The Missing Children LP, Deleted Scenes (Outtakes Album). Produced by Dr. Anti-Pop.

Press Reviews "Don't sleep on dis!" - LeRoy Smythe

Additional Info Also check out Twisted Gibberish Society in the LINKS section.

Location Lexington, Kentucky - USA

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