Ben Frost (born 1980 in Melbourne Australia, now based in Reykjavík, Iceland) is a musician, composer and producer, whose early work included the independently released ambient electronic Ep Music for Sad Children (2000) and whose early collaborations were with fellow Australian artists such as David Bridie and rock band Something for Kate. However Frost is probably most widely recognized for his experimental music drawing widely on influences of minimalism, post-punk, black metal and noise best demonstrated on the 2007 release "Theory of Machines".Frost's compositional catalogue includes Music for Sad Children (2001, independently produced and released), the ambient guitar exploration Steel Wound (2003, and reissued in 2007), Room40), described by Pitchfork Media as "an exemplary ambient experience", and the widely critically acclaimed LP 'Theory of Machines' on the Icelandic record label Bedroom Community, an album which earned Frost huge critical acclaim and it could be said, cemented his place as an artist on the global stage.

基本资料

国籍：澳大利亚

出生地：墨尔本

生日：1980年

演艺经历

Ben Frost (born 1980) is an Australian composer and producer. He isbased in lceland. Frost composes minimalist,instrumental, andexperimental music, with influences ranging from classical minimalismto punk rock and black metal.His albumsinclude: Steel Wound (2003), School of EmotionalEngineering (as part of the band School of Emotional Engineering)(2004),Theoryof Machines (2007), BYTHETHROAT (2009), @SólarisSólaris (with Daníel Bjarnason Daníel Bjarnason) (2011),A U R O R A(2014), and The Centre Cannot Hold (2017).His latest statement, ScopeNeglect, recorded with Car Bomb guitarist Greg Kubacki and My Discobassist Liam Andrews, was released on March 1, 2024, by Mute.