Part gig, part domestic mayhem, part live art installation……it’s live and it’s on sale! whoop. InHaus continues to chew-on the rulebook of gig-going. The audience sit or stand in/around the band, the musicians literally a heartbeat away, as all hell breaks loose in an enhanced domestic setting. Full-on loud to pin-drop quiet. A welcome-to-our-world, mind-the-step,…

KlangHaus are taking two shows to the Edinburgh Fringe this August. We can’t wait to share more details. At this stage we are fizzing with activity trying to make things happen. We’ll keep you posted.

This song was written for our first KlangHaus in Scotland. We were allowed to muck around, play hide n seek and make noise in an old veterinary school for a month. We thought we would be alone with the ghosts of the building. We were sonic and cinematic residents in the only part of the…

Blocked By Stars….another gem from the Ordinary Things album… Sal Pittman’s film to accompany the song …. It’s a science fiction conversation between two grounded astronauts…. having played this song a gazillion times in our show ‘Darkroom’ at Glasgow COP26, for us, it holds energy and memory of COP delegates thanking us for taking them…

The 7th release from the Ordinary Things Album by the KlangHaus noise makers, The Neutrinos is available. This song is another much loved curioso. It has lived with us for years and has accompanied many a connecting moment in KlangHaus, whilst tenderly pushing you away. Available on Spotify or bandcamp….

Who’s Counting is the sixth release from the Ordinary Things Album…a seemingly throw away tune that cuts to the chase…. yep we’re not here long, 4,000 weeks, that’s an average lot on the planet. We sang this in KlangHaus: 800 Breaths, huddled under a low ceiling, us and the audience. We were seated on old…

Shake The Egg is mysterious, haunting and unfathomable. It came to life many years ago in the ‘Album in an Hour’ game we played in the outskirts of Berlin, in deep winter back in 2008. It has lived and breathed in many different rooms and here we captured it as one of our ‘Ordinary Things’…

Reason was a central song for the show 800 Breaths at Southbank Centre. Holed up in the ceiling of the Royal Festival Hall for 40 shows, the KlangHaus Collective and bunches of beautiful strangers, the moment this song rang out everyone became one. Secretly this song reflects the dismantling of the NHS, on the surface…

This feels special, a song that was at the centre of the KlangHaus 800 Breaths show at Southbank Centre. Fueled with memories of pure electricity between performers and audience… I described the experience as being holed up in the ceiling of the RFH with the KlangGang and a bunch of beautiful strangers. See link below…

Huge thanks to the bunch of friends who helped make this video become a thing. It makes us feel stuff. A simple song for complicated times. This song has lived with us for decades and we’ve always struggled to get it right; too fast, too slow, too sweet, too bitter and now we have learned…