Q: Where can I buy Anything Box albums?

A: Albums can be purchased directly through the band by writing to Presswerk.13 or Orangewerks Produkt Ltd. at:

101 W. Central Ave. PMB 333
Brea, CA 92821 USA

Albums can be found at various music stores. There are also several online music stores which carry their albums. One of the best online stores for Anything Box and synthpop music is www.adifferentdrum.com.

Q: Where did the name Anything Box come from?

A: Anything Box came from the title of a collection of stories by author, Zenna Henderson. The book is currently out of print.

Q: What is Orangewerks, and what became of it?

A: Following Anything Box's departure from Epic, Claude gathered the support of friends and family and created his own label, Orangewerks. The label released the band's material as well as merchandise. Later, Orangewerks merged into Jarrett Records which became Anything Box's label for the Elektrodelica album. Unfortunately, things did not work out and the band and label parted ways. Claude then resurrected Orangewerks under its new name, Presswerk.13

Q: Where's Dania?

A: Dania Morales, the long time member of Anything Box is no longer a touring member of the band. She is currently pursuing some personal music ventures. She has contributed vocals for some of the band's newest songs, but has not performed live.

Q: How many Anything Box albums are there?

A: There are six major albums, Peace, Worth, Hope, Elektrodelica, Recovered, and The Universe is Expanding. There are also Dance CD5 (remixes), Mixology.1 (remixes and unreleased tracks), Living In Oblivion MCMXCVI A.D. (remixes), Elektrospective (alternate versions of older songs), 100% Air Friendly Groove Pak (Some songs from The Universe is Expanding and others which were not included on the album). The band also has put out several singles.

Q: What's the Worth album?

A: Worth is the lost album that was not released when the band left the Epic label. Eventually, it became available through Orangewerks and distributed to fans. The band would also have it available at concerts

Q: Where can I get the Worth album and other rare stuff?

A: Worth has been re-released by the band in a new form which includes two songs which were not on the original album. Worth can be purchased directly from the band.

Q: When will there be a new Anything Box album?

A: The band is currently working on its newest album, The Effects of Stereo T.V. The album is expected to be released sometime in 2002.

Q: Whatever became of the second CD booklet for Elektrodelica?

A: It was never completed. Claude planned to include it as part of a fanzine, but is now considering making it a part of the updated anythingbox.com website.

Q: What is The Diary?

A: The Diary is Claude's side project he worked on between Hope and Elektrodelica. It resulted in Page One, a somber, moody, goth-like album. It is available from the band as well as some online music stores including A Different Drum.

Q: Will there ever be a Page Two from The Diary?

A: Claude has mentioned he has an interest in putting out some new material from The Diary with the title Author Unkown. Unlike Page One, this album is to contain some acoustic tracks on it. Originally scheduled for Summer 2000, the release has been pushed back.

Q: What is Sonik TV?

A: While Anything Box has adopted the "Elektrodelic" sound, Claude was concerned with people's thoughts about the changing ways of Anything Box. Also, during this time, Claude was having concerns with a record label and was considering changing the band's name. Sonik TV was one of his choices for a new name. After debating the issue, he didn't want to depart from the beloved Anything Box name and kept it. He then decided to use Sonik TV as the name of a side project which would explore the harder side of Anything Box. This was to include songs with a similar style to 45 off the Elektrodelica album. He has plans for a Sonik TV album entitled Neuropathic Halos.

Q: What is Goodbye July?

A: Goodbye July is the name of Paul's side project. After Paul departed from the band, he continued to work on his own music and put out a demo tape of songs entitled Paul Rijnder's is Dead. After rejoining Anything Box, he has continued his side work using the name Goodbye July. He released another demo, and is currently working on a full album entitled Basura Blanca. You can find more information at The Goodbye July Fansite

Q: Are there two version of Hope?

A: There are actually three known versions of Hope. Originally, Hope was packaged with a cardstock CD case. It then was packaged in a jewel case with the exact same tracks. Later, it was reproduced from Jarrett Records with a different set of extra tracks at the end.

Q: Does the band still have a fanzine?

A: Following the release of Hope, Orangewerks produced a fanzine which saw a limited run. Claude expressed starting a new fanzine, but has opted to explore the options in the world of electronic media, and has plans to utilize the band's anythingbox.com website as a source for information.

Q: How do I contact the band?

A: Each band member can be contacted through email.

Claude
Paul
Gary

Also, Claude and Paul are regular contributors to the fan forum at the band's anythingbox.com website.

Q: When will the band have a concert in my town?

A: The band has not toured in recent years, but have played several spot shows, mostly in Southern California. There is a possibility they will play some shows in support of their upcoming album. The best way to to get them to your town is to contact your local venues and radio stations and encourage them to host them. Be sure to direct them towards the band's website and address.

Q: Who is Dave?

A: Dave South is Anything Box's newest member. Dave is a talented musician who can play, guitar, bass, keyboards, and drums. His contributions can be heard on the band's latest material. On stage, Dave is very energetic and adds a new dimension to the band as he plays bass guitar as well as keyboards.