Michael Farmer
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| Born | March 26, 1978 Hammond, Indiana |
| Other name(s) | Kentucky Prophet |
| Occupation | Singer, TV actor |
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Michael Farmer (born March 26, 1978 in Hammond, Indiana), also known as Kentucky Prophet filled in for regular Music Geek Andy Zax on ten episodes of Comedy Central's Beat the Geeks during the show's second season. He is also a singer/songwriter performing under the names Mr. Neutron and Kentucky Prophet. Mr. Neutron approaches the realm of outsider music, performing with only the prefab beats of a Casio keyboard. Kentucky Prophet is Farmer's hip-hop act, touring with Frank Black in 2006.
Michael Farmer is also the vocalist for the eclectic and eccentric Technology vs. Horse.
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