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After a lengthy and necessary break of 15 years, Sue and Haftor reunite in presenting a suite of freely improvised of burning intensity and emotive depth. Amongst ten tracks inspired by the poetry of Christina Georgina Rossetti, Fragility Made Plain is a song title that alludes to personal struggles overcome and the mutual understanding arrived at to once again cohabit the creative space.

Released on Bandcamp through Copperfly Records on March 1st, 2024.

First up is Glasgow Jazz Festival on Wednesday 14th June with Konrad Wiszniewski presenting our recent release on Subcontinental Records, Poiesis. Click on image for info and tickets.

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Next up is Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival on Monday 17th July with maestro Fabio Giachino playing a set of originals old and new. Click on image for info and tickets.

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On Friday 3rd February 2023 the album Poiesis is released on Subcontinental Records in Bangalore India on limited edition compact cassette at on Bandcamp and via the usual digital channels. The album features Konrad Wiszniewski on saxophones alongside my new Telecaster and a truck-ton of effects.

 

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After a great summer of returning to music making following the corona hiatus with friends and collaborators new and old, there’s a new album about to land this autumn. A day in the studio with Konrad Wiszniewski has produced a collection of freely improvised material that we’re both really excited about. Stay tuned for release details

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November 2nd 2019 sees the release of a live recording in the finest company of Scandinavian musicians on Subcontinental Records. The recording was made at Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival in 2013 and features Gunnar Halle, Espen Eriksen, Eva Malling, Benita Haastrup and special guest Konrad Wiszniewski.

The duo album with Jacob Karlzon is now on limited edition release on 10″ vinyl from Copperfly and is attracting some kind and lovely press acknowledgements (visit the press page on this site to read more). You can catch the project live at Glasgow and Edinburgh jazz festivals on 19 June and 21 July respectively.

In early June the album ‘Hvor En Var Baen’ is released, again on limited edition vinyl. Recorded in Copenhagen in January, the album features a trio with Gunnar Halle on trumpet and Eva Malling on acoustic bass reworking nine pieces inspired by the songs of Danish poet Martin N Hansen.

In July the project Will of the People is released on Copperfly to coincide with a live date in Durham later in the month. Details to follow.