The melancholy of Clogs' music combined with the playing of The Books made for an intriguing evening.

Clogs' guitar, subtle bassoon, masterful percussion - xylophone, conventional drumkit played most unconventionally, and steel drum - and outr violin and viola playing create a superbly integrated, compelling sound.

The Books have added film samples to their soundscape collection and the result is distracting . You tend to watch instead of listening.

However, with voices, cello, guitar and at one point a bass guitar duet, they played effectively over pre-recorded soundscapes.

When the two groups merged, the integration was less tight but it was nevertheless a fascinating experiment.

I join the artists in thanking Guy Morley of the Dome for organising this tour and making such interesting music available here.