Johannes Lund

Lund is a Copenhagen based artist, mainly with focus on sound and performance.

In 2001 he started yoyooyoy, a music collective, with fellow musicians Andreas Führer, Anders Meldgaard and Toke Mortensen. yoyooyoy turned out to be the centre of Lund’s career the following years. within the collective he played in the groupes Fjernsyn Fjernsyn, Slütspürt, Yoke & Yohs, G.E.K., Forkert and Sumo Freunds.

Lund’s solo releases go against the normal assumptions of how a saxophone sounds. Having worked with guitar players Lund’s developed a characteristic sound, using intensity, persistence and endurance as main effects.

Beside the more steady groups Lund has worked together with, Dane T.S. Hawk, P.O. Jørgensen, Peter Brötzmann, Fred Lohnberg Holm, Mette Rasmussen, Jooklo Duo and Mats Gustafsson, among others.

Along with performing Lund has always been involved with arranging shows in the Copenhagen underground scene. In 2010 he started a venue for experimental and extreme music together with Sune Nielsen, Tobias Kirstein and Maria Bertel, called Mayhem. Mayhem has gained a high international reputation and has become a centre for the experimental music scene in Denmark.

Peter Ole Jørgensen

Peter Ole Jørgensen (Drums) has defined Danish improvised drumming for more than 30 years, releasing a stream of high-quality music on his own legendary label Ninth World Music with apx 50 releases.

Collaborations include Peter Brötzmann (The Wild Mans Band) Evan Parker, John Tchicai, Mats Gustafsson (Torden Kvartetten) Herb Robertson (Mokuto) and Pere Ubu frontman David Thomas among others.

Jørgensen composed music for more than 50 film and performances. Jørgensen and Pat Thomas have worked together since 1996 where Pat Thomas joined Jørgensens group Sweethearts in a Drugstore with Alan Silva, Axel Dörner, Phil Durrant and Johannes Bauer. Jørgensen and Pultz Melbye have worked in various groups with (among others) Tobias Delius, Mikolaj Trzaska, Michel Godard and Pierre Dørge.

Colin Webster & Andrew Lisle

Colin Webster - saxophone
Andrew Lisle - drums

Colin Webster is known for his duos with drummer Mark Holub, and turntablist Graham Dunning, as well as performing with the Dutch free jazz/noise trio Dead Neanderthals.
http://colin-webster.blogspot.com

Andrew Lisle has worked with improvisors Daniel Thompson and Seymour Wright, and plays in Roland Ramanan’s Tentet and punk-improv band Shatner’s Bassoon.
http://www.andrewlisle.com

Their debut album as a duo 'Firehouse Tapes' has recently been released on cassette by Raw Tonk Records:
https://rawtonkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/firehouse-tapes