Anders Manga, born on May 15, 1973, in High Point, North Carolina, is an American recording artist known for his work in electronic and rock music. He began experimenting with music production in the 1990s under the project Coffin Moth. In 2002, Manga connected with Jennifer Miro of The Nuns, who encouraged him to pursue online music distribution. His debut album, One Up for the Dying, was released in 2004 and earned attention from DJs and goth clubs. Manga's live debut took place at Philadelphia’s Dracula’s Ball in 2005. He met Devallia in 2003, who became a key creative partner. In 2012, Manga launched Bloody Hammers, a heavy rock project that integrated doom, gothic, and horror elements. Notable releases include Welcome to the Horror Show (2006), Blood Lush (2007), and Perfectly Stranger (2018).
