Anti-Red is the electro-pop brainchild of Chris Kline. To say Chris Kline is a multi-instrumentalist an understatement. In over a decade as the utility player for Miranda Lambert he's brought a ridiculous variety of instruments to thousands of stages and hundreds of TV shows. Guitar, piano, organ, pedal steel, harmonica, percussion, banjo, mandolin, dobro, trumpet, accordian, and even jaw harp. Taking a magic coat tail ride with a rising country star while putting down roots in Nashville unfortunately left little time to keep a band of his own together. To quickly shift around the busy schedules of Nashville musicians Chris developed a looping based set that ended up taking on a life of its own.  It allowed him the versatility to play fully produced songs with less band members, even solo, and without his mortal enemy from the country scene: Tracks.  Far from country, his influences include experimental rock from Radiohead, Muse, Daniel Lanois, Phantogram and St. Vincent. Applying multi-instrumental ability and the latest technology to his original music led to a fresh way of performing without the repetition of traditional looping. However the rig is not the focus during a show; it becomes a window into a lightning fast studio session. The songs stand on their own merit as they unfold for an audience in a performance that is unforgettable.