Beast of Prey
Polish workshop brand producing unconventional acoustic instruments under the Industrial Sound banner, alongside music workshops and publishing.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Beast of Prey is a Polish workshop brand centred on the design and production of unconventional acoustic instruments, operating under the banner Industrial Sound. According to its official website, the workshop builds acoustic instruments from wood, plastics and various metals, often drawing on recycled materials, and describes itself as a group of sound enthusiasts and experimenters with long experience in creating new and fascinating sounds. The brand's stated focus is timbre: it says the most attention is paid to sound, and that its instruments are used in sound therapy, by children for experimentation, by musicians to expand their sonic palette, in theatres as sound sources, and in philharmonics to emit sound effects. Beyond instrument making, Beast of Prey presents three main strands of activity: instrument production, music workshops, and music publishing. The workshops are described as teaching both children and adults, playing, practising, getting to know music, and building instruments. The publishing arm is tied to the brand's own origin story, which the site calls the foundation of its activities. The brand's mission statement emphasises instilling curiosity about the world in children from an early age and fostering sensitivity to music in both the youngest and older audiences. The company is based in Poland and sells and operates primarily on the Polish market, with its website serving as the main point of contact. No founding year, founder names, ownership structure, or corporate parent are stated in the available evidence, and the brand appears to operate as an independent workshop rather than as part of a larger listed group. Its identity is closely tied to the experimental and industrial sound-making tradition, and its products are positioned as unusual, handcrafted acoustic instruments rather than mass-market musical goods.
History
The available evidence does not provide a dated corporate history for Beast of Prey. The brand's own website frames its history through the origin of the workshop and the people behind it, describing the publishing activity as 'the history of our formation, the foundation of our activities.' It presents the team as long-time sound enthusiasts and experimenters with many years of experience in creating and shaping new sounds, working from recording-studio and live-stage backgrounds and translating that experience into instrument building. The workshop operates under the name Industrial Sound, which the site describes as a production workshop for non-obvious acoustic instruments. The brand says it seeks new solutions, draws inspiration from great experimenters, and builds instruments whose sounds surprise not only professional musicians. Materials used include wood, plastics and various metals, often based on recycling. The stated priority is timbre, and the instruments are described as serving sound therapy, children's experimentation, creative possibilities for musicians, sound sources in theatres, and sound effects in philharmonics. Alongside instrument production, Beast of Prey runs music workshops for children and adults, teaching, playing, practising, exploring music and building instruments. It also engages in music publishing. The mission statement quoted on the site — 'because in children, from an early age, one must instil curiosity about the world and the desire to explore it' — reflects an educational and socially oriented dimension to the brand. No founding date, ownership changes, relocations, product launch dates, or commercial milestones are documented in the supplied evidence, so the history remains an outline based on the brand's self-description rather than a dated chronology.
Products and positioning
Independent Polish workshop brand for experimental, handcrafted acoustic instruments with a strong timbre-first and educational ethos.
Industrial Sound acoustic instruments
Unconventional acoustic instruments built from wood, plastics and metals, often using recycled materials, with timbre as the primary focus.
Music workshops
Workshops for children and adults covering playing, practising, exploring music and building instruments.
Music publishing
Publishing activity described by the brand as the history of its formation and the foundation of its activities.
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