Background
Krlic was born and raised in Wakefield in West Yorkshire, England.
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Bobby Krlic
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He studied music and visual arts at the University of Brighton.
Career
The second LP, Excavation, was released in 2013, and has a more electronic feel, using samples and heavy bass, along with distorted field recordings that Krlic recorded himself. In 2012, The Haxan Cloak released a limited edition, one track, 27-minute live recording, The Men Parted the Sea to Devour the Water, as a part of Southern Records" Latitudes series. Krlic teamed up with American sludge metal band The Body to produce their 2014 album I Shall Die Here.
Spin called it "a match made in hell." In August 2014, it was reported that Krlic is helping to produce the upcoming album from noise rock band HEALTH. In January 2015, Krlic announced that he was collaborating on both Vulnicura, an album by Björk released on January 20, 2015, and the score to Michael Mann"s film Blackhat with Atticus Ross, released in theaters on January 16, 2015.
Krlic continued his work with Ross, co-scoring Triple 9, directed by John Hillcoat. In 2014, The Haxan Cloak made its debut in the United States, with four dates total, in Washington, District of Columbia, New York City, Chicago and Los Los Angeles
He performed at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple along with Robert Henke and his music and light show, Lumière, and in Los Angeles with Pharmakon. The New York Times called The Haxan Cloak"s set "amorphous, ominous and immersive, a transcendent plunge into darkness and overwhelming pressure.".
