[2][4] He played bass for Brother Sun Sister Moon, a trip-hop group that paired singer-songwriter Barbara Cohen and synth-pop musician Paul Robb of Information Society.
[8][9][10] Heinrichs wrote and produced the entire album, which featured vocals from prominent Twin Cities rappers Eyedea and Slug, as well as DJ Abilities of the Rhymesayers collective and Andrew Broder of Fog.
Peter Scholtes of City Pages called Howle's Book "a debut album of moody sample-funk and collaborative Twin Town rap".
[11] Kate Sullivan of the St. Paul Pioneer Press called the album "a soundtrack for nighttime mischief, a dream cycle" that was not so much "a collection of songs, but a cohesive animal guided by flux and momentum.
"[12] Anomaly also appeared solo on two songs and as part of the improvisational collaborative supergroup Fresh Squeez on the Groove Garden compilation Varietals Vol.
Ross Raihala of the St. Paul Pioneer Press called Roomsa "dreamy, slick, soulful stuff that's just as likely to unfurl on the dance floor as it is in the chill-out room," and compared them favorably to English electronica band Morcheeba.
The duo released one album, 2007's Oceans, and a series of EPs in the mid-2000s, and collaborated with house-music DJs Miguel Migs, Kaskade, and Gene Farris.