Guitarist who began playing improvised music in his teens in the UK free improvisation arena and developed his sound in the downtown music scenes of New York and Washington D.C. in the early 1980’s, working with Elliott Sharp, Bobby Previte and Tiny Desk Concert creator Bob Boilen amongst others.  He formed the Heat Poets in partnership with the open field poet Chris Torrance in Wales in 1985.  Vine was guitarist with Ted Milton’s cult group Blurt throughout the 1990s and worked as composer and sound designer for Welsh dance and theatre companies such as Earthfall, Teatr Genedlaethol Cymru and the Centre for Performance Research. He has been based in Brazil since 2000 working with dance, theatre and film companies, including Verve Cia de Dança and Union Filmes. He formed the post-improvisation duo Barsa and Briggy with Brazilian percussionist Wesley Ribeiro in 2010 and is currently a member of the Ethernet Orchestra, a global group of improvisers who perform in real time online, with members in Australia, Brazil, Germany, Canada, Iran, Norway, the UK and China playing both traditional acoustic and modern electronic instruments.

Disciples Of Tone - These days there's a definite Buzzcocksy/Ramonesy thing going on. Mostly now its vocals, guitar, bass & drums - the electric saxophone has taken a sabbatical. Maybe its a question of distilling/refining/honing it all down. For those so attuned there's still psychedelia, 'krautrock', rockabilly within the punk rockery. They do like The Cramps and Dexy's and the B52s and Syd Barratt's Pink Floyd and they've certainly heard of Dick Dale & Link Wray. The soundtrack to Forbidden Planet lurks in the shadows threatening to engulf each song.

Broken folk experiments from Carli Jefferson and Clair Le Couteur.

Followers of Mark Tilton