Anything Box is an electronica/synthpop musical group based in Los Angeles. It is made of musicians Claude S., Dania Morales, and Paul Rijnders. They are known primarily for their 1990 hit song “Living In Oblivion” from the popular album ‘Peace’, which was released through Epic Records.
After acrimonious fighting with that label, the group broke off and has since released multiple independent albums to a devoted following of synthpop fans. They also incorporated more industrial and techno influences. Their 2001 album “Worth” (recorded in 1991, but released later for legal reasons) was named by Allmusic.com as “one of the most beautifully dark synth-pop albums ever made.” The band garnered attention for releasing a free EP entirely in MP3 format in 2003.| |Their official site is www.anythingbox.com, which contains several free song downloads. They also have an active MySpace page at www.myspace.com/anythingbox.
These titles are all available on iTunes digitally as stated, or on CD:
Elektrodelica (iTunes)|Hope V3(iTunes)|Worth V2 (iTunes + CdBaby.com)|Peace(iTunes + Most Retail Stores) |Recovered 1993-1995 (iTunes + CDBaby.com) |The Universe Is Expanding (iTunes) |The Effects of Stereo TV (iTunes + CDBaby.com)|100% Air-Friendly Groove Pak (iTunes + CDBaby.com)|The Diary ‘Page One’(iTunes)|The Diary ‘Separate’(iTunes + CDBaby.com) |
