Ben Frost

support: Adriaan De Roover

Democrazy & VIERNULVIER

Wed 25.09

19:30 - 22:30

Club Wintercircus, Gent

Past event

19:30 - doors
20:15 - support (tba)
21:15 - Ben Frost

Ben Frost (born 1980) is an Australian composer and producer based in Iceland. He creates minimalist, instrumental, and experimental music influenced by classical minimalism, punk rock, and black metal.

His albums include Steel Wound (2003), Theory of Machines (2007), and The Centre Cannot Hold (2017). Frost composed scores for films and TV series like 1899 and Dark. His operas, including The Wasp Factory, have been performed at the Royal Opera House. He has collaborated with dance companies and visual artist Richard Mosse. His latest album, Scope Neglect, was released on March 1, 2024.

minimalist instrumentals met invloeden uit klassiek, punk én black metal

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Support: Adriaan De Roover

Brussels-based musician Adriaan de Roover has been forging a singular path in electronic music. De Roover’s works integrate acoustic and electronic sources into amorphous, indefinably textured shapes, creating microscopic landscapes that at times resemble alien transmissions, and often bloom into harmonic panoramas at a moment’s notice.

Other Rooms is Adriaan’s second solo album and will be released through Pieter Dudal’s acclaimed Dauw imprint, which is also the home to Midori Hirano, Dylan Henner, H.Takahashi, Lieven Martens and Taylor Deupree. Stepping back from rhythm-oriented motifs, this latest work is a concise but varied collection of weightless melodies and expertly sculpted, computerized soundscapes.