They have been working on a contemporary sound/music projectfor several years . In the past they have performed in many venus in Germany, Paris, Belgium, London, Manchester, Nottingham and Glasgow as a part of multi-media, live art.They also perform as a purely music band. The instrumentation is somewhat unique. It's always really difficult to describe music : their sample cd-rom says far more. The music could variously be described as experimental, cutting-edge, or left-field. It is eclectic, drawing on contemporary classical, punk-free-edge, fringe rock and dipping into other genres, hence the name. Over a period of time the band have developed a totally unique voice. The music is 90% improvisation within a broad framework. An extremely close-knit level of communication between the musicians allows patterns of sound to unfold and evolve, almost as if there's one creator of the soundscape. The mood can vary from delicate, subtle textures to driving, industrial, surreal and hilarious. The emphasis is always on improvisation and experiment, and total surprises can be guaranteed, for the musicians as well as the audience. Experience a unique blend of contemporary, experimental and improvisation music with the collaboration of musicians, dancers, photographers and performers from different world backgrounds. Performances promising surprises and a 'true contemporary' experience."Those attending this concert not knowing what to expect, were in for quite a culture shock. Lol Coxhill, a musician of many talents, not least being his ability to adapt into almost any musical situation was faced with a group whose output has been variously described as experimental, cutting-edge, or left-field, drawing on contemporary classical, punk-free-edge, fringe rock and dipping into other genres." - Jazz Steps "The performance explores the left and right side of the brain, the logical world of maths and science colliding with the intuitive and spontaneous. Expect a fusion of strange sights and sounds from the humorous to the disturbing." - Polarities "Disturbing, dream-like washes of sound merged into thundering crescendos that coiled back into themselves" - The Guardian.

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