Ben Frost is a composer, sound artist, and stage director. His work includes the studio albums Theory of Machines (2007), By The Throat (2009), AURORA (2014) and The Centre Cannot Hold (2017) and spans an array of other forms including live performance, collaborations in dance, theatre, and film; where has composed several scores including the Palme d’Or-nominated Sleeping Beauty by Julia Leigh, the cult series’ Dark, 1899, and Raised By Wolves with Director Ridley Scott. In 2011 Frost was awarded a fellowship from the Rolex Arts initiative, which resulted in several years of mentorship from electronic music pioneer Brian Eno.

Over the past decade, Frost has collaborated extensively with the Irish artist Richard Mosse to produce three multi-channel video and sound installations: The Enclave (2013), Incoming (2017), and Broken Spectre (2022). He has written and directed two operas, The Wasp Factory (2013) and The Murder of Halit Yozgat (2021), a collaboration with London-based research agency Forensic Architecture. He is a frequent part of the American band Swans. In recent years Frost has expanded his work to include several large-scale installation projects, exploiting the pure physicality of sound.