Minneapolis artist Andrew Broder has bridged lo-fi indie rock, turntablism, improvisation, experimental electronics, and more during his multi-decade career. He first became internationally known for Fog, an inventive project that unpredictably switched between abstract hip-hop, whimsical indie pop, and ambient drone experiments on albums like 2003's Ether Teeth. He remained active with Fog as well as numerous additional pursuits, including the post-rock group Lateduster and collaborations with several members of the Anticon family, such as Yoni Wolf and Doseone. Broder released several experimental albums under his own name, including 2014's Visinvisible, before reactivating the more song-oriented Fog with 2016's For Good. His subsequent work, including 2017's Cousin Mask EP and the 2020 Denzel Curry collaboration "Bloodrush," has combined trap-influenced hip-hop with dark experimental techno.