BEN
FROST has shared an unheard track, ‘Self Portrait in
Ultramarine’, from the All That You Love Will Be Eviscerated
EP, which includes new tracks and previously unreleased remixes from
Alva Noto and Steve Albini. Listen here: http://po.st/BFSPIUM
Out
on 23 March 2018, the new EP follows a series of dates, which
start on Friday 16 March at Heaven, London. The show, part of
this year’s Convergence, is a unique audio-visual performance
featuring Marcel Weber (MFO) with support from Visionist, the
experimental composer and producer Louis Carnell.
Ben
Frost’s live dates also include Sonar in Reykjavik, ISM Hexadome in
Berlin, at Schauspielhaus in Zurich and Nuit Sonores in Lyon, full
details below.
BEN
FROST LIVE
16
March - UK, Convergence at
Heaven, London
17
March - IS, Sonar
Festival,
Reykjavik
18
April - DE, ISM
Hexadome at
Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin
21
April – CH, Norient & Rewire present Sonic Fiction
at Schauspielhaus,
Zürich
11
May - FR, Nuits
Sonores,
Lyon
Described
by The Quietus as “aural
equivalent of a world turned to ash”, watch
the video for the title track, ‘All That You Love Will Be
Eviscerated’, a collaboration with conceptual documentary
photographer Richard
Mosse and
cinematographer Trevor Tweeten: https://po.st/BFATYLWBEYT
All
That You Love Will Be Eviscerated is taken from Frost’s latest
album, The Centre Cannot Hold was recorded over ten
days by Steve Albini in Chicago.
In
collaborating with Albini, Frost chooses a new immediacy and raw
directness. As an artist whose command of sound design lies at
the heart of his practice, by placing himself primarily in the
role of live performer and handing the studio recording process over
to Albini, Frost continues pursuit of Theseus’ paradox; the
question of whether a ship restored by replacing every single part
remains the same ship.
ALL
THAT YOU LOVE WILL BE EVISCERATED TRACKLIST
All
That You Love Will Be Eviscerated
Self
Portrait in Ultramarine
Meg
Ryan Eyez (Albini Suspension Mix)
Ionia
(Alva Noto Remodel)
An
Empty Vessel To Flood
Goonies
Never Say Die