Wild dance in a remote mountain hut.
hardly heard of these guys before. Only know Jorrit Dijkstra, Alan Purves, and Michel Duijves rings a faint bell.
The more obscure European stuff I hear, the more I am convinced that it is actually a central European thing, stretching from Moscow to Amsterdam an from Helsinki to Rome. Not that familiar with the Western German scene, but I know that there is a lot of stuff from the East with these Kurt Weill-ishly folk inspired, "simplistic" nursery rhyme-like themes then followed by often very funny deconstructive fun. I was surprised by how much it sounded like the Breuker and other Dutch things I used to hear at home when I dug a little deeper into the GDR scene of the past.
Much less of this sort of thing seems to have been done in Poland, DD tells me there's some from Russia though, and I know there's similarr stuff from Finland, the Balkan, and of course Italy.