During lockdown we made an album of all the songs that fell down the back of the sofa over the past few years. Titled Ordinary Things it’s an anything but everyday album. You’ll hear the slower quiet songs that populated the corners of KlangHaus at two shows on 11/12/21 at Norwich Arts Centre. Ordinary Things…

We can barely believe our eyes…..the generosity of people donating to help us get to COP26, THANK YOU!… So why are we going? To stimulate feelings and open up conversation through a powerful sound and senses show in total darkness. Feelings, especially shared feelings can lead to us doing things differently. Darkroom will be performed…

In August we were chosen to join other 3 other composers and a poet at Benjamin Britten’s house, The Red House, near Aldeburgh Suffolk for a week long residency commissioned by Wild Plum Arts. Wild Plum Arts are two brilliant opera singers who love to cook and create opportunities for music writers of any genre…

Last week we performed Darkroom to 30 individual climate scientists, ranging from philosophers, to policy makers, an MEP, the founder member of Tyndall and a plethora of amazing people working in climate science ranging from oceans, to aesthetics to archeology. We hugely thank them all for half an hour out of their working day and…

The concept for the mannequin choir has been around with us for quite a while and now it seems a fitting and poignant time in which to explore the possibilities of the disembodied human voice and the potential for spatialization, processing and fragmentation of vocal sound.  The main difficulty at this stage is reelin’ it…

Behind the scenes we are clanking in our shed building a show for COP26 UN Climate Conference. Currently working with academics at Tyndall Centre UEA Norwich and partners in Scotland. We’ll be in touch when the test pilot comes to life.

Dark Room : Listen In is a show for one audience member at a time from Dec 21st-Jan 1st ( not Christmas Day). The show lasts 10 minutes ( but we hope to stay a little longer in your head) and there are three showings hourly 1pm-8pm. To book your place follow this link… TICKETS…

This song came about after some home truth serum activity and Jeron messing around with his drum machine… We knew that it needed a guest vocalist and, ‘though this is the first time that we’ve worked with Jimmy, he has really meshed well with the band and done a superb job.

It’s not a KlangHaus but we did get to run around a knackered building shouting about being ‘Apocalyptic’… sadly Sal was not part of the team due to the global pandemic. Yes how could we have imagined this would all be real back in January 2020. Sal is safe in London training her new dobermann…