BEN FROST - Steel Wound LP Shoegaze White and Anderson’s considerable technical

White and Anderson’s considerable technical skills are used in the most inventive and unconventional manner on their debut duo recording

true art warriors with their swords and shields leaning against the practice room wall

Epic entries like “Suicide” (named after the notorious NYC band) and the mesmeric “How Does It Feel

The bubblegum pop of “Wow and Flutter” exhibits the earliest example of the band’s Krautrock stylings being overpowered by an ingratiating melody

showing a definite influence of more experimental bands such as The Homosexuals and The Fall

BEN FROST - Steel Wound LP Shoegaze White and Anderson’s considerable technicalA note from Lawrence English If Im not mistaken, Ben Frost and I first talked about the ideas of what would become Steelwound sometime in mid 2002. In the early 00s, Ben had been working on cut up electronics, spilling over with floating rhythms, humming string samples and piano splices. It was a sound realised in part through the subversion of fruity loops and also owes a debt to Ableton Live which arrived in late 2001. His works to that point,