Eddie Prevost

The investigative dynamic of AMM leads a musician to seek out new material. It is the fabric and constitution of stuff that is considered as more important than any historical or cultural heritage. It is Prévost's constant exploration's that has produced the range of sounds associated with his work, particularly within AMM and its extension to the many workshop ensembles. This philosophy leads to what Seymour Wright has so aptly described as the "awkward wealth" of investigation.(citation) It is a position of constant examination and artistic redress.

James L Malone

experimental, improvised sound

interference, feedback, extremes

London

- Solo

- Onin (with Joe Wright)

- duo with Phil Maguire

- Frost&Malone (with Reuben Kyriakides)

has also performed with artists such as; Eddie Prévost, John Butcher, Steve Beresford, Phil Durrant, Adam Bohman

https://www.jameslmalone.com/

Joe Wright

Joe Wright is a saxophonist, improviser and researcher based in London. His current work focuses on how electronic systems can be used to change the performer-instrument relationship in improvised and collaborative music.
http://www.joewrightmusic.co.uk

XT (Paul Abbott and Seymour Wright)

Opening possibilities of language and learning from below, XT bounce questions of the specific material conditions, histories and logics of the saxophone and drum kit in a flexible, manifold process of collaboration, augmentation, bifurcation, antagonism and technological and somatic feedback. Increasingly they plug in, using synthetic and amplified saxophone and drums to extend magnify and delay what they do.
The project explicitly folds together their overlapping interests in language, learning, politics and an investigative ethics of emancipation.