In four rooms of the house, musicians will play simultaneously, occupying the rooms much like any other object found there. The audience are encouraged to move around the house, stopping where they like and passing through the liminal spaces to find new locations in which to listen. The performance will run for approximately one hour.

Ute Kanngießer is a London based cellist and composer from Germany. Over the years, she has carefully deconstructed her classical roots and almost exclusively performs unscripted, improvised music. Much of her work has evolved in relationship with other art forms such as film, poetry, dance and site specific work. She is interested in the vast expressive possibilities of her instrument in relation to body, space, and others, always looking to rediscover or redefine what is musical/lyrical in this moment in time. Recent releases include Blue Monday - a collaboration with writer Zara Joan Miller - on New York label Reading Group.

Luciano Maggiore is a Palermo-born, London-based musician whose work is characterised by the use of speakers and several analogue/digital devices (samplers, CD players, walkmans, tape recorders) as well as acoustic objects and addresses the performativity of the musical act, the perception of it, and the obscurity that emanates from it. His main interests include mechanisms of sound diffusion, performance, repetition, endurance, non-human animal languages, dance, and folklore.

Ash Reid is a performer, bar tender and sometime writer. She is currently completing a phd on the feminist film distributor Cinenova.

Ben Victor Waggett transcribes journeys, location-specific associations, made or found objects/offcuts into semi-fictitious landscapes in graphite, assembling sculptural works and actions through painting, drawing and musical or documentative sound. Graduating from Camberwell College of Arts in 2017, Ben now works between London and West Cornwall, with previous projects presented at Hweg gallery, Penzance, Lewisham Arthouse, Parallelogram gallery, Florida, Cornwall Community Darkroom, Maverick Projects, Peckham, Galleria Taidebunkkeri, Imatra, Drakes, the San Mei gallery, Avalon Café, Mori & Stein Galleries and Staldgade 74, Copenhagen.

Rory Salter is a musician, artist and sound technician living in London. He has published albums under various monikers with Index Clean, TEETH, Zoomin' Night, Alter, TakuRoku, Infant Tree, Bison and amongst others.

His work is formed through experimentations with acoustic & electronic instruments, faulty & functional technologies, cassette tape, feedback and walking; motivated by exploring relationships to environment, work/labour & cræft. It is rooted in practice and the forms of documentation and theory that come from that practice. He has performed and worked with Derek Baron, Ecka Mordecai, Russell Walker, Mark Peter Wright, Regan Bowering, Li Song and others

He co-runs the record label and mail-order distribution Infant Tree with artist Ben Victor Waggett and curates a series of concerts in London between Café OTO, Dalston and Spanners, Loughborough Junction.