Ben Frost - Scope Neglect Artist_The Horrors which features in the film

which features in the film The Grandmaster

This EP would also see Togawa's developing interest in spoken word with the floating poetry of second track "Hamushi" and the final track "(something else)" - a tribute to Togawa's love of radio drama series and in particular the one-person-three-roles performances that grant its narrator the chance to roam free from the constraints of a single body

patience and grace in its own beautiful strangeness

Alex Chumak

Ben Frost - Scope Neglect Artist_The Horrors which features in the filmBen Frost presents his first studio album in six years, Scope Neglect, via Mute. Available January 11th on limited edition white vinyl, followed by black vinyl, CD, and digital formats on March 1st. In the sonic crucible of Ben Frost's Scope Neglect, music undergoes a metamorphic alchemy. From the albums opening seconds, the familiar aural chemistry of metal is immediately untethered, isolated in the vacuum, stripped of its cultural trappings and