Pedro Peñas y Robles was born in Spain in 1968 but it was in France where he began his path in dark & E.B.M. sound.
In winter 1988/89 he was resident DJ in underground clubs in Southern France and consolidated his career at Trolleybus (Marseille) in 1993 with the fetish-industrial Armageddon festivals.
Early 2000, he began to submit his demos to different labels. The first record label interested in his rhythmic noise works was Divine Comedy Records (France). He then produced his first trilogy Hypnoise Movement, Abstract & Harsh Ironworks (with remixes by Mlada Fronta, Sulphuric Saliva and A Challenge Of Honour) and Censored Frequencies / Other Mystic Territories (vs. Wired Brain, with remixes by Sonar and Mimetic).
In 2004 he finished his first ever North American toru ("Industrial Virus Tour" in USA, Mexico and Canada) and remixed Hocico, Sonar, Empusae, Deus Ex Machina, Glis or Alien Produkt from 2004 to 2006.
At the end of the contract with Divine Comedy Records, he signed in 2004 on the Polish label Black Flames who released his fifth album Rotten Beat Manifesto after having played in different festivals (l'Usine/Switzerland, Infest/UK, Nocturna/Spain...) and many countries (Europa, Mexico, USA & Canada).
In 2005 he signed on the Spanish label Caustic Records (Overdose Kill Me) and works with Hacker, The on "novo disko", an old-style EBM track (on Electronic Manifesto).
Since 2006, Pedro Peñas Robles also writes reviews for Elegy Iberica magazine.