HOARFROST is a dark ambient/industrial project, created in 2006 in Silesia, industrial region of Poland. The first album of HOARFROST - “Dungeon” by Kaos Ex Machina netlabel - released  in the beginning of 2007. It was the story of man isolation and impossibility of escape from pain. In the same year HOARFROST write two songs for KEM’s compilations: “Old eastern lands” for album “Where are You, Europe?” and “Electroconvulsive therapy” for “See You in sanitarium”. He also published in KEM  split with Mrok “The girl, who loved tattoos”, inspired by Ilse Koch, sadistic wife of commandant of the Buchenwald concentration camp.

In 2008 HOARFROST  published a song “Insanus” on “… where tattered clouds are stranding” - compilation by Eastern Front label. Next he made the remix of “Ritual of All-embracing madness” for the compilation “Amalgame”, including new versions of Bisclaveret’s tracks (label: Zoharum).
The first long-play CD by HOARFROST  and his official debut was “Ground zero”, released in September 2008 by Zoharum.

It is a 37-minute description of landscape developing from an unknown cataclysm, presenting ruins and debris of steel, dust flying in the air, rust and slivers and tumbling down construction. The premiere of “Ground zero” was 20.09.2008 in Gdansk, where HOARFROST played his first live show.

In 2009 a track “From here to ruins” from “Ground zero” was published on “Sensitive data” - collection of tracks by Zoharum's Kollectiv's friends and relatives. HOARFROST also writed a track “Spirit molecule” for “Still the same after years”, compilation by Mizantrophy. In this year HOARFROST played concerts in Enniskillen and Limerick - in Ireland and in Ustrzyki Dolne - in Poland.