Cujo is the musical alias of Amon Tobin, a Brazilian electronic music producer and artist, widely recognized for his innovative approach to sample-based music. 'Adventures in Foam', initially released in 1996, marked Cujo's debut LP and quickly established Tobin's reputation as a talented producer with a flair for blending jazz elements with dark, complex rhythms and atmospheric textures. The album presents a heady mix of drum and bass, jazz, and ambient influences, hinting at the sonic experimentation that would define Tobin's later work under his own name.

As Cujo, Tobin's music evokes cinematic soundscapes imbued with a sense of storytelling through sound. Although 'Adventures in Foam' remains a landmark album in the Cujo discography, Tobin has continued to evolve and innovate. The subsequent singles such as "Shapeshifter / Time Traveller" and "Eyes Wide Shut / Sleepwalker" showcase his mastery in creating moody, intricate compositions, while the 'Killahertz EP' provides a more focused burst of his electronic craft. Over time, Tobin has largely retired the Cujo name, preferring to release new work under his birth name, but the Cujo projects stand as a testament to the formative years of his illustrious career and his ability to traverse and meld genres long before it became the norm in electronic music.