An international constellation on the improv scene featuring the highly original Martin Klapper with his big table of delights - collected objects of all kinds, which are able to produce sounds handled by Klapper with breakneck speed precision. Remarkable improviser known fx from his duo with Roger Turner and from his participation in Derek Bailey´s Company Week.
Niklas Fite is a new young swedish guitarplayer with clean cut action, devoted to improvised music (as well as being an exceptional jazz guitarist with strong roots in the Tristano tradition). A unique talent with no limitations - whatsoever - that has played with Tristan Honsinger, Roger Turner and John Russell among others.
Sture Ericson is a familiar voice on the experimental scene in Copenhagen as well as on the international level, with bands like The Electrics (w/Axel Dörner, Joe Williamson, Raymond Strid) and Bagman (w/Pat Thomas, Raymond Strid)
The trio has recently released their first album �...

An international constellation on the improv scene featuring the highly original Martin Klapper with his big table of delights - collected objects of all kinds, which are able to produce sounds handled by Klapper with breakneck speed precision. Remarkable improviser known fx from his duo with Roger Turner and from his participation in Derek Bailey´s Company Week.
Niklas Fite is a new young swedish guitarplayer with clean cut action, devoted to improvised music (as well as being an exceptional jazz guitarist with strong roots in the Tristano tradition). A unique talent with no limitations - whatsoever - that has played with Tristan Honsinger, Roger Turner and John Russell among others.
Sture Ericson is a familiar voice on the experimental scene in Copenhagen as well as on the international level, with bands like The Electrics (w/Axel Dörner, Joe Williamson, Raymond Strid) and Bagman (w/Pat Thomas, Raymond Strid)
The trio has recently released their first album “How could this not be justice?” on limited edition vinyl, and on Bandcamp. It has received great reviews: “ The quality and creativity seems endless” (Sponanetous Music blog), and “It was long time since I heard this much dadaistic mischief. The instruments keeps away from the mainstream, and it is rather a playful mindset that is the guidance. A joy hearing them and dipping my ears in the fountain of sounds.” (Orkester Journalen)...

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