West Country-based Henry Collins and Robin Foster make remarkable improvised music. Their approach ranges from sensitive to absurdist, from carefully considered minimalism to barely contained chaos. Their music is largely unplanned, and encompasses the use of found objects, vocal improvisation, spoken word, field recording and physical performance.

Their work holds a deliberate disregard for idiomatic conventions other than a singular belief: that all objects are instruments and all activities performances. They rarely repeat themselves.

Plus new work from Oxford Improvisers.